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Generalized permutohedra in the kinematic space

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In this note, we study the permutohedral geometry of the poles of a certain differential form introduced in recent work of Arkani-Hamed, Bai, He and Yan. There it was observed that the poles of the form determine a family of polyhedra which have the same face lattice as that of the permutohedron. We realize that family explicitly, proving that it in fact fills out the configuration space of a particularly well-behaved family of generalized permutohedra, the zonotopal generalized permutohedra, that are obtained as the Minkowski sums of line segments parallel to the root directions $e_i-e_j$. Finally we interpret Mizera's formula for the biadjoint scalar amplitude $m(\mathbb{I}_n,\mathbb{I}_n)$, restricted to a certain dimension $n-2$ subspace of the kinematic space, as a sum over the boundary components of the standard root cone, which is the conical hull of the roots $e_1-e_2,\ldots, e_{n-2}-e_{n-1}$.

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The CEGM NLSM

hep-th · 2025-02-11 · conditional · novelty 6.0

A systematic deformation theory for CEGM amplitudes yields generalized nonlinear sigma model amplitudes, with dimension gcd(k,n)-1 for pure deformations and an embedding of ordinary NLSM amplitudes as residues.

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  • The CEGM NLSM hep-th · 2025-02-11 · conditional · none · ref 24 · internal anchor

    A systematic deformation theory for CEGM amplitudes yields generalized nonlinear sigma model amplitudes, with dimension gcd(k,n)-1 for pure deformations and an embedding of ordinary NLSM amplitudes as residues.