Global fit analysis demonstrates a strong coupling value from electron-positron heavy jet mass data, indicating consistency with independent event-shape determinations.
A global fit for α_s(m_Z) α s ( m Z ) is performed on available e^+e^- e + e − data for the heavy jet mass distribution. The state-of-the-art theory prediction includes NNLO fixed-order results, N ^3 3 LL ^ ′ dijet resummation, N ^2 2 LL Sudakov shoulder resummation, and a first-principles treatment of power corrections in the dijet region. Theoretical correlations are incorporated through a flat random-scan covariance matrix. The global fit results in 0.1148+ 0.0015-0.0022 0.1148 − 0.0022 + 0.0015 , compatible with similar determinations from thrust and C C -parameter. Dijet resummation is essential for a robust fit, as it engenders insensitivity to the fit-range lower cutoff; without resummation the fit-range sensitivity is overwhelming. In addition, we find evidence for a negative power correction in the trijet region if and only if Sudakov shoulder resummation is included.
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