Comparison of Phase Space Slicing and Dipole Subtraction Methods for gamma* -> Q Qbar
Tim Oliver Eynck, Eric Laenen, Lukas Phaf, Stefan Weinzierl
Abstract
We compare the phase space slicing and dipole subtraction methods in the computation of the inclusive and differential next-to-leading order cross sections for heavy quark production in the simple process gamma* -> Q Qbar. For the phase space slicing method we study the effects of improvement terms that remove restrictions on the slicing parameter smin. For the dipole method our comparison is a first check on some of its counterterms involving massive quarks, derived recently. In our comparison we address issues such as numerical accuracy and efficiency.
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