International audienceAn updated measurement of α_s(m^2_τ) from ALEPH τ hadronic spectral functions is presented. We report a study of the perturbative prediction(s) showing that the fixed-order perturbation theory manifests convergence or principle problems not presented in the contour-improved calculation. Potential systematic effects from quark-hadron duality violations are estimated to be within the quoted systematic errors. The fit result is α_s(m^2_τ) = 0.344±0.005±0.007, where the first error is experimental and the second theoretical. After evolution, the α_s(m^2_z) determined from τ data is one of the most precise to date, in agreement with the corresponding N^3LO value derived from Z decays
The strong coupling from ALEPH tau decays. We use the publically available non-strange spectral func...
One of the largest theoretical uncertainties assigned to the strong coupling constant alpha_s as det...
The total tau hadronic width can be accurately calculated using analyticity and the operator product...
International audienceWe present an update of the measurement of αS(m2τ) from ALEPH τ hadronic spect...
Being a determination at low energies, the analysis of hadronic τ decay data provides a rather preci...
22 pages, 7 figuresInternational audienceWe revisit the determination of alpha_s(m_tau) using a fit ...
We present a new framework for the extraction of the strong coupling from hadronic τ decays through ...
A See Also exists for this article. Please see the DOI link below for details.Employing our previous...
We revisit the determination of alpha_s(m_tau) using a fit to inclusive tau hadronic spectral moment...
After discussing difficulties in determining αs from tau decay due to the existence of Duality Viola...
After discussing difficulties in determining αs from tau decay due to the existence of Duality Viola...
The experimental situation on αs (M2Z) is reviewed. A good agreement between the different approache...
4 pages, 3 figures, proceedings for TAU 2014International audienceThe evolution of the determination...
An analysis based on 124 000 selected τ pairs recorded by the ALEPH detector at LEP provides the vec...
We perform an extraction of αs based on sum rules involving isovector hadronic τ decay data. The par...
The strong coupling from ALEPH tau decays. We use the publically available non-strange spectral func...
One of the largest theoretical uncertainties assigned to the strong coupling constant alpha_s as det...
The total tau hadronic width can be accurately calculated using analyticity and the operator product...
International audienceWe present an update of the measurement of αS(m2τ) from ALEPH τ hadronic spect...
Being a determination at low energies, the analysis of hadronic τ decay data provides a rather preci...
22 pages, 7 figuresInternational audienceWe revisit the determination of alpha_s(m_tau) using a fit ...
We present a new framework for the extraction of the strong coupling from hadronic τ decays through ...
A See Also exists for this article. Please see the DOI link below for details.Employing our previous...
We revisit the determination of alpha_s(m_tau) using a fit to inclusive tau hadronic spectral moment...
After discussing difficulties in determining αs from tau decay due to the existence of Duality Viola...
After discussing difficulties in determining αs from tau decay due to the existence of Duality Viola...
The experimental situation on αs (M2Z) is reviewed. A good agreement between the different approache...
4 pages, 3 figures, proceedings for TAU 2014International audienceThe evolution of the determination...
An analysis based on 124 000 selected τ pairs recorded by the ALEPH detector at LEP provides the vec...
We perform an extraction of αs based on sum rules involving isovector hadronic τ decay data. The par...
The strong coupling from ALEPH tau decays. We use the publically available non-strange spectral func...
One of the largest theoretical uncertainties assigned to the strong coupling constant alpha_s as det...
The total tau hadronic width can be accurately calculated using analyticity and the operator product...