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We present theoretical predictions for selected differential cross sections for the process pp → t t̄B pp→tt¯B at the LHC, where B can be a Higgs ( H ), a Z or a W boson. The predictions are calculated in the direct QCD framework up to the next-to-next-leading logarithmi accuracy and matched to the complete NLO results including QCD and electroweak effects. Additionally, results for the total cross sections are provided. The calculations deliver a significant improvement of the theoretical predictions, especially for the t t̄H tt¯H and the t t̄Z tt¯Z production. In these cases, predictions for both the total and differential cross sections are remarkably stable with respect to the central scale choice and carry a substantially reduced scale uncertainty in comparison with the complete NLO predictions.
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