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The double-soft integral for an arbitrary angle between hard radiators

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arxiv 1807.05835 v1 pith:EO7MROTH submitted 2018-07-16 hep-ph

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keywords double-softanglearbitraryhardmasslesspartonsradiatorsallowing
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We consider the double-soft limit of a generic QCD process involving massless partons and integrate analytically the double-soft eikonal functions over the phase-space of soft partons (gluons or quarks) allowing for an arbitrary relative angle between the three-momenta of two hard massless radiators. This result provides one of the missing ingredients for a fully analytic formulation of the nested soft-collinear subtraction scheme recently proposed by some of us.

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