We present the first next-to-leading order matched and multi-jet merged predictions based on the Alaric parton shower. The components needed for infrared subtraction in the S-Mc@Nlo algorithm are computed analytically for the case of color singlet decays to hadronic final states and validated against existing approaches for up to e−e+ → 5 jets. Phenomenological results for e−e+ → hadrons at the Z pole are obtained with up to five jets at next-to-leading order precision, for the first time using an evolution algorithm with NLL-preserving kinematics mapping.
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