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XU Fu-qiang. NMHV amplitudes in simple electroweak processes[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science A, 2005, 6(100): 158-162.
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Abstract: The author applied extended BCF/BCFW rules with fermions to a set of simple electroweak processes in colliders. In such processes, there are two electroweak channels, one with a photon and the other with a Z as the internal particle. Some qualifications are needed. Compact results were obtained for tree-level NMHV amplitudes which include a quark-anti-quark pair and n gluons of the same helicity except one in the final state. In this work, we present a brief review of the BCF/BCFW rules and extensions, and list the NMHV amplitudes.
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