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Manifesting Color-Kinematics Duality in the Scattering Equation Formalism

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arxiv 1608.00006 v1 pith:CKJNHRGC submitted 2016-07-29 hep-th

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keywords amplitudesdualityequationformalismscatteringalgorithmcolor-kinematicsidentities
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We prove that the scattering equation formalism for Yang-Mills amplitudes can be used to make manifest the theory's color-kinematics duality. This is achieved through a concrete reduction algorithm which renders this duality manifest term-by-term. The reduction follows from the recently derived set of identities for amplitudes expressed in the scattering equation formalism that are analogous to monodromy relations in string theory. A byproduct of our algorithm is a generalization of the identities among gravity and Yang-Mills amplitudes.

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