Differential equations from unitarity cuts: nonplanar hexa-box integrals
Abstract We compute ϵ-factorized differential equations for all dimensionally-regularized integrals of the nonplanar hexa-box topology, which contribute for instance to 2-loop 5-point QCD amplitudes. A full set of pure integrals is presented. For 5-point planar topologies, Gram determinants which va...
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doaj-adf247c617e7463e9a9af157bf03d1632020-11-25T02:05:44ZengSpringerOpenJournal of High Energy Physics1029-84792019-01-012019113210.1007/JHEP01(2019)006Differential equations from unitarity cuts: nonplanar hexa-box integralsSamuel Abreu0Ben Page1Mao Zeng2Physikalisches Institut, Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat FreiburgPhysikalisches Institut, Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat FreiburgMani L. Bhaumik Institute for Theoretical Physics, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of CaliforniaAbstract We compute ϵ-factorized differential equations for all dimensionally-regularized integrals of the nonplanar hexa-box topology, which contribute for instance to 2-loop 5-point QCD amplitudes. A full set of pure integrals is presented. For 5-point planar topologies, Gram determinants which vanish in 4 dimensions are used to build compact expressions for pure integrals. Using unitarity cuts and computational algebraic geometry, we obtain a compact IBP system which can be solved in 8 hours on a single CPU core, overcoming a major bottleneck for deriving the differential equations. Alternatively, assuming prior knowledge of the alphabet of the nonplanar hexa-box, we reconstruct analytic differential equations from 30 numerical phase-space points, making the computation almost trivial with current techniques. We solve the differential equations to obtain the values of the master integrals at the symbol level. Full results for the differential equations and solutions are included as supplementary material.http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/JHEP01(2019)006Perturbative QCDScattering Amplitudes |
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Differential equations from unitarity cuts: nonplanar hexa-box integrals |
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Differential equations from unitarity cuts: nonplanar hexa-box integrals |
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Differential equations from unitarity cuts: nonplanar hexa-box integrals |
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Differential equations from unitarity cuts: nonplanar hexa-box integrals |
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Differential equations from unitarity cuts: nonplanar hexa-box integrals |
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differential equations from unitarity cuts: nonplanar hexa-box integrals |
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Journal of High Energy Physics |
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Abstract We compute ϵ-factorized differential equations for all dimensionally-regularized integrals of the nonplanar hexa-box topology, which contribute for instance to 2-loop 5-point QCD amplitudes. A full set of pure integrals is presented. For 5-point planar topologies, Gram determinants which vanish in 4 dimensions are used to build compact expressions for pure integrals. Using unitarity cuts and computational algebraic geometry, we obtain a compact IBP system which can be solved in 8 hours on a single CPU core, overcoming a major bottleneck for deriving the differential equations. Alternatively, assuming prior knowledge of the alphabet of the nonplanar hexa-box, we reconstruct analytic differential equations from 30 numerical phase-space points, making the computation almost trivial with current techniques. We solve the differential equations to obtain the values of the master integrals at the symbol level. Full results for the differential equations and solutions are included as supplementary material. |
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Perturbative QCD Scattering Amplitudes |
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