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Radiatively corrected lepton energy distributions in top quark decays t→bW ⁺→b(ℓ ⁺ ν _ℓ) and t→bH ⁺→b(τ ⁺ ν _τ) and single-charged prong energy distributions from subsequent τ ⁺ decays

Ahmed Ali, Eduard A. Kuraev and Yury M. Bystritskiy

Eur. Phys. J. C, 67 3-4 (2010) 377-395

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1140/epjc/s10052-010-1300-z

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Radiatively corrected lepton energy distributions in top quark decays t→bW +→b(ℓ + ν ℓ ) and t→bH +→b(τ + ν τ ) and single-charged prong energy distributions from subsequent τ + decays

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Radiatively corrected lepton energy distributions in top quark decays t→bW ⁺→b(ℓ ⁺ ν _ℓ) and t→bH ⁺→b(τ ⁺ ν _τ) and single-charged prong energy distributions from subsequent τ ⁺ decays