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One-loop elastic amplitudes from tree-level elasticity in 2d

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arxiv 2402.12087 v2 pith:NRML6LWA submitted 2024-02-19 hep-th

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In this paper we extend the study initiated in arXiv:2302.04709v2 [hep-th] to the computation of one-loop elastic amplitudes. We consider 1+1 dimensional massive bosonic Lagrangians with polynomial-like potentials and absence of inelastic processes at the tree level; starting from these assumptions we show how to write sums of one-loop diagrams as products and integrals of tree-level amplitudes. We derive in this way a universal formula for the one-loop two-to-two S-matrices in terms of tree S-matrices. We test our results on different integrable theories, such as sinh-Gordon, Bullough Dodd and the full class of simply-laced affine Toda theories, finding perfect agreement with the bootstrapped S-matrices known in the literature. We show how Landau singularities in amplitudes are naturally captured by our universal formula while they are lost in results based on unitarity-cut methods implemented in the past arXiv:1304.1798v3 [hep-th], arXiv:1405.7947v2 [hep-th].

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    Tree-level elastic 2d theories with polynomial interactions remain elastic at one loop once masses are renormalized by bubble diagrams, with a universal one-loop S-matrix in terms of tree-level data.

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