Titlebook: Radiative Corrections for e+e- Collisions; Proceedings of the I Johann H. Kühn Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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interest in the residue number system (RNS). Owing to its unique characteristics, which lead to fast and low-power arithmetic circuits, RNS has become an interesting option to design embedded systems for nowadays high-performance applications. However, to unlock the full potential of RNS for designi

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Applications of Renormalization Group Methods to Radiative Correctionsively. From these distributions one can derive interesting quantities like the forward backward asymmetry and the polarization asymmetry. Another interesting process is deep inelastic electron proton scattering (DIS) . e+p → ℓ+′X′ which proceeds via the exchange of the vector bosons ., Z and W of the standard model.

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Structure Functions Techniques in e+e- Collisions structure functions are introduced and applied to the radiative neutrino counting problem. Expressions are derived for the forward-backward asymmetry .. The problem of the next-to-leading factorization and of the use of structure functions to construct a Monte Carlo type algorithm is also briefly sketched

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The Apol as Test of the Standard Model at LEPss the expected statistical and systematic errors for A. and compare them with the size of electroweak corrections..Finally, going beyond the standard model, we argue that the size of the experimental errors, for theoretically interesting quantities deteriorates significantly if the Z-fermion couplings are non-universal.