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A Soft Theorem for the Tropical Grassmannian
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We study the soft limit of a recently proposed generalization of the biadjoint scalar amplitudes $m^{(k)}_{n}$, which have been conjectured to have a relation to the tropical Grassmannian $\text{Tr G}(k,n)$. Using the CHY formulation along with the Global Residue Theorem, we prove the soft factorization for $m^{(k)}_{n}$ amplitudes for arbitrary $k$ and $n$. We find that the soft factors are in direct correspondence to vertices of the associahedron $\mathcal{A}_{k-1}$, and hence take the form of $m^{(2)}_{n}$ amplitudes. This entails that all scattering amplitudes of the ordinary biadjoint scalar theory can be interpreted as an infinite family of soft factors. Additionally, Grassmannian duality reveals that generalized amplitudes $m^{(k)}_{n}$ with $k>2$ satisfy not only a soft theorem, but also a non-trivial "hard" theorem. We perform numerical checks of our theorems against previous results for $\text{Tr G}(4,7)$ and $\text{Tr G}(5,8)$, thereby providing strong evidence of their relation with the CHY formulation.
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