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arxiv: 2503.02096 · v2 · submitted 2025-03-03 · ✦ hep-th · math.AG· math.NT

Deriving motivic coactions and single-valued maps at genus zero from zeta generators

Hadleigh Frost , Martijn Hidding , Deepak Kamlesh , Carlos Rodriguez , Oliver Schlotterer , Bram Verbeek This is my paper

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keywords motivic coactionsingle-valued mapmultiple polylogarithmszeta generatorsRiemann spheregenus zerogenerating series
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Motivic coactions and single-valued maps on multiple polylogarithms are derived from zeta generators for any number of variables on the Riemann sphere.

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The paper proves that conjectural expressions for the motivic coaction and single-valued map, previously formulated using zeta generators, hold exactly for multiple polylogarithms with any number of variables on the Riemann sphere. This replaces abstract motivic constructions with explicit operations on non-commuting variables inside generating series. A reader would care because these structures control the algebraic relations among periods that appear in multi-loop scattering amplitudes. The proof supplies a concrete computational route that was only conjectural before.

Core claim

The conjectures of arXiv:2312.00697 are proven for multiple polylogarithms that depend on any number of variables on the Riemann sphere: the motivic coaction and the single-valued map are both realized by the action of zeta generators on suitable generating series.

What carries the argument

Zeta generators: operations on non-commuting variables inside generating series of multiple polylogarithms that encode the motivic coaction and single-valued map.

If this is right

  • The motivic coaction becomes computable by direct algebraic manipulation of the generating series for arbitrary numbers of variables.
  • The single-valued map is obtained from the same zeta-generator operations without additional input.
  • All algebraic relations among multiple polylogarithms at genus zero are captured inside the generating series.
  • Scattering-amplitude calculations that rely on these structures can now use the explicit zeta-generator formulae at any multiplicity.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • The same generator language may supply a template for constructing analogous structures once suitable series are identified at higher genus.
  • Numerical checks against known single-valued polylogarithm values at specific kinematic points become straightforward tests of the proven formulae.
  • The reformulation could be used to derive new functional equations among polylogarithms that were previously inaccessible.
  • If the zeta generators satisfy additional algebraic identities, further simplifications of amplitude expressions may follow automatically.

Load-bearing premise

The definitions and generating-series setup from the earlier reference correctly encode the motivic coaction and single-valued map without hidden extra relations that would break the reformulation.

What would settle it

An explicit multiple polylogarithm on the Riemann sphere whose motivic coaction computed by standard methods differs from the result obtained by applying the corresponding zeta generators.

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Multiple polylogarithms are equipped with rich algebraic structures including the motivic coaction and the single-valued map which both found fruitful applications in high-energy physics. In recent work arXiv:2312.00697, the current authors presented a conjectural reformulation of the motivic coaction and the single-valued map via zeta generators, certain operations on non-commuting variables in suitable generating series of multiple polylogarithms. In this work, the conjectures of the reference will be proven for multiple polylogarithms that depend on any number of variables on the Riemann sphere.

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Summary. The manuscript proves the conjectures from arXiv:2312.00697 by establishing that the zeta-generator reformulation reproduces the motivic coaction and single-valued map for multiple polylogarithms depending on an arbitrary number of variables on the Riemann sphere (genus zero).

Significance. If the result holds, it supplies a direct algebraic derivation of these structures from the zeta-generator setup introduced in the prior work, extending it to arbitrary numbers of variables. This strengthens the framework for applications in high-energy physics and gives explicit credit to the resolution of the conjectures via the stated generating-series construction.

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We thank the referee for their positive summary of the manuscript, recognition of its significance in proving the conjectures from arXiv:2312.00697, and recommendation to accept.

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The paper's core task is to prove the conjectures stated in the authors' own prior work (arXiv:2312.00697). This constitutes a self-citation, but the load-bearing content is the new proof presented here rather than an unverified appeal to the citation. No step reduces by definition, fitted input, or ansatz smuggling; the derivation chain consists of the proof itself and is therefore self-contained against the stated setup. This matches the expected honest non-finding for papers that resolve their own prior statements without internal reduction.

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The paper relies on the conjectural framework and definitions from arXiv:2312.00697 together with standard properties of multiple polylogarithms and motivic structures; no free parameters or invented entities are mentioned in the abstract.

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