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Physical Review D | 2017

Five-loop four-point integrand of N = 8 supergravity as a generalized double copy

Zvi Bern; John Joseph M. Carrasco; Wei-Ming Chen; H. Johansson; Radu Roiban; Mao Zeng

We use the recently developed generalized double-copy procedure to construct an integrand for the fiveloop four-point amplitude of N = 8 supergravity. This construction starts from a naive double c ...


Physical Review D | 2017

Dual conformal symmetry, integration-by-parts reduction, differential equations, and the nonplanar sector

Zvi Bern; Michael Enciso; Harald Ita; Mao Zeng

We show that dual conformal symmetry, mainly studied in planar


Journal of High Energy Physics | 2017

Differential equations on unitarity cut surfaces

Mao Zeng

\mathcal N = 4


Physical Review Letters | 2017

Two-Loop Four-Gluon Amplitudes from Numerical Unitarity

S. Abreu; F. Febres Cordero; H. Ita; M. Jaquier; Ben Page; Mao Zeng

super-Yang-Mills theory, has interesting consequences for Feynman integrals in nonsupersymmetric theories such as QCD, including the nonplanar sector. A simple observation is that dual conformal transformations preserve unitarity cut conditions for any planar integrals, including those without dual conformal symmetry. Such transformations generate differential equations without raised propagator powers, often with the right hand side of the system proportional to the dimensional regularization parameter


Journal of High Energy Physics | 2017

Manifesting enhanced cancellations in supergravity: integrands versus integrals

Zvi Bern; Michael Enciso; Julio Parra-Martinez; Mao Zeng

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arXiv: High Energy Physics - Phenomenology | 2018

Five-Point Two-Loop Amplitudes from Numerical Unitarity

Ben Page; S. Abreu; Fernando Febres Cordero; Harald Ita; Mao Zeng

. A nontrivial subgroup of dual conformal transformations, which leaves all external momenta invariant, generates integration-by-parts relations without raised propagator powers, reproducing, in a simpler form, previous results from computational algebraic geometry for several examples with up to two loops and five legs. By opening up the two-loop three- and four-point nonplanar diagrams into planar ones, we find a nonplanar analog of dual conformal symmetry. As for the planar case this is used to generate integration-by-parts relations and differential equations. This implies that the symmetry is tied to the analytic properties of the nonplanar sector of the two-loop four-point amplitude of


Proceedings of Loops and Legs in Quantum Field Theory — PoS(LL2018) | 2018

Two-loop

Mao Zeng; Z. Bern; Michael Enciso; Harald Ita

\mathcal N = 4


Physical Review D | 2018

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S. Abreu; Harald Ita; Mao Zeng; Fernando Febres Cordero; Ben Page

super-Yang-Mills theory.


Archive | 2017

-dimensional unitarity and dual conformal symmetry

S. Abreu; F. Febres Cordero; H. Ita; M. Jaquier; Ben Page; Mao Zeng

A bstractWe reformulate differential equations (DEs) for Feynman integrals to avoid doubled propagators in intermediate steps. External momentum derivatives are dressed with loop momentum derivatives to form tangent vectors to unitarity cut surfaces, in a way inspired by unitarity-compatible IBP reduction. For the one-loop box, our method directly produces the final DEs without any integration-by-parts reduction. We further illustrate the method by deriving maximal-cut level differential equations for two-loop nonplanar five-point integrals, whose exact expressions are yet unknown. We speed up the computation using finite field techniques and rational function reconstruction.


arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory | 2018

Planar Two-Loop Five-Gluon Amplitudes from Numerical Unitarity

Samuel Abreu; Ben Page; Mao Zeng

We present the first numerical computation of two-loop amplitudes based on the unitarity method. As a proof of principle, we compute the four-gluon process in the leading-color approximation. We discuss the new method, analyze its numerical properties, and apply it to reconstruct the analytic form of the amplitudes. The numerical method is universal, and can be automated to provide multiscale two-loop computations for phenomenologically relevant signatures at hadron colliders.

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Zvi Bern

University of California

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Ben Page

University of Granada

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Michael Enciso

University of California

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Radu Roiban

Pennsylvania State University

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Wei-Ming Chen

University of California

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Samuel Abreu

University of Edinburgh

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