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Connected contribution to the kernel of the evolution equation for 3-quark Wilson loop operator

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arxiv 1307.5414 v1 pith:TORRD3GL submitted 2013-07-20 hep-ph

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The connected contribution to the kernel of the evolution equation for the 3-quark Wilson loop operator was derived within Balitsky high energy operator expansion. Its C-odd part was linearized and transferred to the momentum space.

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