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Gluonic evanescent operators: classification and one-loop renormalization

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arxiv 2202.08285 v2 pith:6QZBKSKD submitted 2022-02-16 hep-th hep-ph

classification hep-thhep-ph
keywords operatorsdimensionalevanescentone-loopdimensionsmethodyang-millsanomalous
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Evanescent operators are a special class of operators that vanish classically in four-dimensional spacetime, while in general dimensions they are non-zero and are expected to have non-trivial physical effects at the quantum loop level in dimensional regularization. In this paper we initiate the study of evanescent operators in pure Yang-Mills theory. We develop a systematic method for classifying and constructing the $d$-dimensional Lorentz invariant evanescent operators, which start to appear at mass dimension ten. We also compute one-loop form factors for the dimension-ten operators via the $d$-dimensional unitarity method and obtain their one-loop anomalous dimensions. These operators are necessary ingredients in the study of high dimensional operators in effective field theories involving a Yang-Mills sector.

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