The paper gives recursive, covariant, D-dimensional tree amplitudes for two massive scalars and any number of gluons or gravitons, extending known four-dimensional results.
Cross-ratio Identities and Higher-order Poles of CHY-integrand
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The evaluation of generic Cachazo-He-Yuan(CHY)-integrands is a big challenge and efficient computational methods are in demand for practical evaluation. In this paper, we propose a systematic decomposition algorithm by using cross-ratio identities, which provides an analytic and easy to implement method for the evaluation of any CHY-integrand. This algorithm aims to decompose a given CHY-integrand containing higher-order poles as a linear combination of CHY-integrands with only simple poles in a finite number of steps, which ultimately can be trivially evaluated by integration rules of simple poles. To make the method even more efficient for CHY-integrands with large number of particles and complicated higher-order pole structures, we combine the $\Lambda$-algorithm and the cross-ratio identities, and as a by-product it provides us a way to deal with CHY-integrands where the $\Lambda$-algorithm was not applicable in its original formulation.
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Scalar-Graviton Amplitudes
The paper gives recursive, covariant, D-dimensional tree amplitudes for two massive scalars and any number of gluons or gravitons, extending known four-dimensional results.