Abstract
We compute the fully–differential →Xul
decay width
to all orders in perturbation theory in the large–β0 limit.
Each of the five structure functions that build the hadronic tensor
is expressed as a Borel integral, summing up
(CFβ0n−1αsn) corrections for any n. We derive
analytic expressions for the Borel transforms of both real and
virtual diagrams with a single dressed gluon,
and perform an all–order infrared subtraction,
where the Borel parameter serves also as an infrared regulator.
Expanding the result we recover the known
triple–differential NLO coefficient, and obtain an explicit
expression for the
(CFβ0αs2)
triple–differential NNLO correction. This result can be used to
improve the determination of |Vub| from inclusive
→Xul
measurements at the B factories with a
variety of kinematic cuts.