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Cancellation of divergences up to three loops in exceptional field theory

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 7 Dec 2017

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The authors' main claim These sums can be rewritten as Eisenstein series that solve the homogeneous differential equations that supersymmetry implies for the $\nabla^6 R^4$ coupling.

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CitationAxel Kleinschmidt, Guillaume Bossard. "Cancellation of divergences up to three loops in exceptional field theory." arXiv:1712.02793 (2017). https://pith.science/paper/JPXQSNQV
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We consider the tetrahedral three-loop diagram in $E_d$ exceptional field theory evaluated as a scalar diagram for four external gravitons. At lowest order in momenta, this diagram contributes to the $\nabla^6 R^4$ term in the low-energy effective action for M-theory. We evaluate explicitly the sums over the discrete exceptional field theory loop momenta that become sums over 1/2-BPS states in the compact exceptional space. These sums can be rewritten as Eisenstein series that solve the homogeneous differential equations that supersymmetry implies for the $\nabla^6 R^4$ coupling. We also show how our results, even though sums over 1/2-BPS states, are consistent with expected 1/4-BPS contributions to the couplings.

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s0 We consider the tetrahedral three-loop diagram in $E_d$ exceptional field theory evaluated as a scalar diagram for four external gravitons. contribution 0.88 0.81 0.05 asserted 0.92
s1 At lowest order in momenta, this diagram contributes to the $\nabla^6 R^4$ term in the low-energy effective action for M-theory. background 0.67 0.24 0.10 asserted 0.99
s2 We evaluate explicitly the sums over the discrete exceptional field theory loop momenta that become sums over 1/2-BPS states in the compact exceptional space. method 0.70 0.94 0.08 asserted 1.00
s3 These sums can be rewritten as Eisenstein series that solve the homogeneous differential equations that supersymmetry implies for the $\nabla^6 R^4$ coupling. result 0.77 0.87 0.39 asserted 0.98
s4 We also show how our results, even though sums over 1/2-BPS states, are consistent with expected 1/4-BPS contributions to the couplings. interpretation 0.54 0.89 0.15 asserted 0.61

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We consider the tetrahedral three-loop diagram in $E_d$ exceptional field theory evaluated as a scalar diagram for four external gravitons. At lowest order in momenta, this diagram contributes to the $\nabla^6 R^4$ term in the low-energy effective action for M-theory. We evaluate explicitly the sums over the discrete exceptional field theory loop momenta that become sums over 1/2-BPS states in the compact exceptional space. These sums can be rewritten as Eisenstein series that solve the homogeneous differential equations that supersymmetry implies for the $\nabla^6 R^4$ coupling. We also show how our results, even though sums over 1/2-BPS states, are consistent with expected 1/4-BPS contributions to the couplings.

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  • Implementing an infrared cut-off $μ$ as in [ref] , one obtains [The term $16 π^-ϵ Γ(ϵ) L^2ϵ$ has not been derived but must be there for cancelling the first order pole.] ℐ_2,ϵ + π/3 π^-ϵ Γ(ϵ) μ^-2ϵ ^2_00, ϵ + π^2/3 ( π^-2ϵ Γ(ϵ)^2 + 16 π^-ϵ Γ(ϵ) + 𝒪(ϵ^0) ) μ^-4ϵ ϵ→0∼ 4 π^2/27 log(g_8)^2 + 2π/9 log(g_8) ( 2ζ(2)/g_8^2 + 4 ζ(4) ( E_ Λ_1^0.7$SL(2)$(U)+E_ Λ_1^0.7$SL(2)$(T) ) + π/3 )+ … + 4π^2/3 log( 2πμ)^2 - 2π/3 log(2πμ) ( 2ζ(2)/g_8^2 + 4 ζ(4) ( E_ Λ_1^0.7$SL(2)$(U)+E_ Λ_1^0.7$SL(2)$(T) ) + 4π/3 log(g_8) + π/3 )

    1/8-BPS Couplings and Exceptional Automorphic Functions · Divergences and threshold terms in the weak-coupling limit · 0.86

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  • Recent computations suggest that this is indeed the case [ref] .

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