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“…For instance, there are some papers where the number of authors (and their success) is rather astronomical. [20] contains hundreds of authors, the so-called CDF collaboration, while [21], corresponding to the large peak in figure 2(b), (c), contains three authors, 16 numbered equations, two figures, and has so far receive more than 800 citations. Figure 3(d) shows a comparison of the number of citations as a function of the number of figures contained in each letter for volumes 94 and 104 of Physical Review Letters.…”

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Are physicists afraid of mathematics?

2015

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A recent study claimed that heavy use of equations impedes communication among biologists, as measured by the ability to attract citations from peers. It was suggested that to increase the probability of being cited one should reduce the density of equations in papers, that equations should be moved to appendices, and that math training among biologists should be improved. Here, we report a detailed study of the citation habits among physicists, a community that has traditionally strong training and dependence on mathematical formulations. Is it possible to correlate statistical citation patterns and fear of mathematics in a community whose work strongly depends on equations? By performing a systematic analysis of the citation counts of papers published in one of the leading journals in physics covering all its disciplines, we find striking similarities with distribution of citations recorded in biological sciences. However, based on the standard deviations in citation data of both communities, biologists and physicists, we argue that trends in statistical indicators are not reliable to unambiguously blame mathematics for the existence or lack of citations. We digress briefly about other statistical trends that apparently would also enhance citation success.

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“…jj. We suggest ways to enhance this signal and tests of the T 's presence: (i) The T 's narrowness will be reflected in Q ¼ M Wjj À M jj À M W [6,7]. The M jj bins near M T will exhibit a sharp increase over background for Q ' Q Ã ¼ M T À M T À M W .…”

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“…Thus, there are technifermions whose technipions' decay constant F 2 1 ( F 2 ¼ ð246 GeVÞ 2 [15]. Bound states of these technifermions will have masses well below a TeV-greater than the limit M T * 250 GeV [7,16] and probably less than the 600-700 GeV at which ''low-scale'' TC ceases to make sense. Technifermions in complex TC representations imply a quarkoniumlike spectrum of mesons.…”

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“…First measurements of the Z+b and W+b cross sections at the Tevatron found some tension between the data and NLO calculations or predictions from ME+PS generators. [52][53][54][55] The new measurements from the LHC are therefore important to resolve these disagreements with the theory predictions.…”

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Heavy quark jets at the LHC

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2015

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We summarize measurements of b and c jet production at the LHC, which are an important signature and background for decays of massive particles such as H→bb. These include measurements of the inclusive and dijet production of heavy quark jets, b and c jets produced in association with vector bosons Z and W, and decays of boosted Z bosons into pairs of bb. The current status of b tagging and b jet energy scale is also reviewed. These measurements test perturbative QCD in the four and five-flavor number schemes, and provide insight into the relative importance of heavy flavor production through flavor creation, flavor excitation and gluon splitting channels. The W+c measurement provides additionally a powerful way to probe the strange quark and antiquark sea in the proton. The recent studies looking separately at production of one and two b jets find generally good agreement with theory predictions for two b-jet production, while some discrepancies are observed for singly produced b jets, particularly at large b-jet p T , where gluon splitting becomes dominant.

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Search for Technicolor Particles Produced in Association with aWBoson at CDF

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