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Michael M. Tung
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The massive one-loop {it QCD} corrections to the production cross sections of We present the massive one-loop {it QCD} corrections to the production cross sections of polarized quarks in the annihilation process $e^+e^-to qbar{q}(g)$ for bottom, top, and charm quarks. From the full analytical expressions for the production cross sections, Schwinger-type interpolation formulae for all parity-parity combinations $(VV, V!A, AA)$ are derived. The parity-odd interpolation formula contains the correct limit for vanishing quark masses taking into account a residual coupling of left- and right-chiral states in the massless theory. Numerical results for the total cross section and the longitudinal spin polarization demonstrate the accuracy of the interpolation formulae.
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