arxiv: 2601.21980 · v2 · submitted 2026-01-29 · ✦ hep-th

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Loops and legs: ABJM amplitudes from f-graphs

Song He , Yao-Qi Zhang

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keywords ABJM theoryscattering amplitudesf-graphssquared amplitudesplanar integrandsdual conformal invarianceYangian symmetry

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ABJM scattering amplitudes can be reconstructed from a generating function of squared amplitudes built from weight-3 f-graphs.

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The paper initiates a systematic extraction of planar integrands for ABJM amplitudes with L loops and n legs from a bosonic generating function of squared amplitudes. This function sums weight-3 planar f-graphs that exhibit a hidden S_N permutation symmetry when N equals n plus L. Explicit reconstructions are given for four-point cases through six loops, six-point through two loops, and the eight-point tree level. The approach works despite missing squared amplitudes at odd loops by using Yangian invariants and dual conformal invariant bases to disentangle contributions. If this holds generally, ABJM amplitudes would follow a unified reconstruction procedure similar to that in N=4 SYM.

Core claim

The bosonic generating function for squared ABJM amplitudes with N = n + L dual points is a linear combination of weight-3 planar f-graphs that can be recast as bipartite graphs. This function contains sufficient information to reconstruct the individual planar integrands at arbitrary multiplicity and loop order, as demonstrated by explicit extractions up to moderate values of n and L using bases of Yangian invariants and dual conformal invariant integrands.

What carries the argument

Weight-3 planar f-graphs recast as bipartite graphs that build the generating function with hidden S_N symmetry for squared amplitudes.

If this is right

Four-point ABJM integrands are obtained up to six loops from the squared generating function.
Six-point integrands are disentangled up to two loops using appropriate bases.
The eight-point tree amplitude follows from the same generating function.
ABJM amplitudes at any n and L can be reconstructed this way, paralleling f-graphs in SYM.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

This reconstruction method may extend to computing higher-loop amplitudes without direct Feynman diagram evaluation.
It could reveal new symmetries or relations among ABJM amplitudes at different orders.
The bipartite graph representation might connect to other combinatorial structures in scattering amplitudes.

Load-bearing premise

The single generating function encodes enough independent data to uniquely determine each individual amplitude integrand at all multiplicities and loop orders.

What would settle it

An explicit computation of a new ABJM amplitude at some n and L that cannot be matched by any linear combination from the squared generating function.

read the original abstract

We initiate a systematic study on how to extract planar integrands of (supersymmetric) scattering amplitudes with $L$ loops and $n$ legs in Aharony-Bergman-Jafferis-Maldacena (ABJM) theory from the recently proposed (bosonic) generating function for squared amplitudes with $N:=n{+}L$ dual points; the latter enjoys a hidden permutation symmetry $S_N$ and is given by a linear combination of weight-$3$ planar $f$-graphs that can be recast as bipartite graphs, which manifest important properties of ABJM amplitudes. We provide evidence that it contains sufficient information to reconstruct individual amplitudes, despite the absence of squared amplitudes at odd loops. The extraction of the four-point amplitude is already non-trivial and closely parallels the extraction of five-point amplitudes in ${\cal N}=4$ super Yang-Mills (SYM) from weight-$4$ $f$-graphs: we comment on this similarity and provide new results for $n=4$ ABJM loop integrand up to $L=6$. For higher multiplicities, based on Yangian invariants (including BCFW building blocks for tree amplitudes) and an appropriate basis of planar dual conformal invariant(DCI) integrands, we disentangle six-point integrands up to two loops and eight-point tree amplitude from the squared amplitudes. Our results suggest that ABJM amplitudes of arbitrary multiplicity and loop order can be reconstructed from squared amplitudes, closely paralleling the role of $f$-graphs in $\mathcal{N}=4$ SYM.

Editorial analysis

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This paper pulls new explicit four-point ABJM integrands through six loops and six-point ones at two loops out of a single S_N-symmetric f-graph generating function for squared amplitudes, extending the N=4 SYM method with concrete calculations but resting the general reconstruction claim on those limited cases.

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The main advance is the explicit extraction of planar ABJM integrands from the bosonic generating function built from weight-3 planar f-graphs. They compute fresh four-point results up to six loops and disentangle six-point integrands at two loops, along with the eight-point tree amplitude, using Yangian invariants and a chosen basis of dual conformal invariant integrands. These are new expressions not previously in the literature, and the calculations parallel the five-point extraction in SYM while handling the missing odd-loop squared amplitudes by indirect recovery from the even data in the generating function. The linear combinations work cleanly in the cases shown, and the bipartite graph representation of the f-graphs is used to organize the symmetries. The paper is careful to frame the broader suggestion as evidence-based rather than a complete proof. The soft spot is that uniqueness of the disentangling step for arbitrary n and L is not demonstrated beyond the low-order examples; the linear system from the f-graphs has enough coefficients for n=4 up to L=6 and n=6 at L=2, but there is no general argument that the basis stays complete or the system remains full rank at higher multiplicity or loop order. That leaves the claim that reconstruction works for all cases as plausible but still provisional. This is for people working on ABJM amplitudes, supersymmetric integrability, or AdS/CFT structures. If you follow that literature, the new integrands are worth having and the method is worth testing on further cases. I would send it to peer review; the concrete results are solid enough to justify referee time even if the general procedure needs more checks.

Referee Report

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Summary. The paper initiates a study of reconstructing planar integrands of ABJM scattering amplitudes from a bosonic generating function for squared amplitudes, expressed as linear combinations of weight-3 planar f-graphs that exhibit a hidden S_N permutation symmetry. Explicit extractions are demonstrated for the four-point amplitude up to six loops, the six-point amplitude up to two loops, and the eight-point tree amplitude, employing Yangian invariants together with a chosen basis of dual conformal invariant (DCI) integrands. The central suggestion is that this approach extends to arbitrary multiplicity n and loop order L, paralleling the role of f-graphs in N=4 SYM, even though squared amplitudes vanish at odd loops.

Significance. If the reconstruction procedure can be shown to be unique and complete at all n and L, the work would supply a practical route to higher-loop ABJM integrands by leveraging a single S_N-symmetric object, thereby extending the f-graph technology from N=4 SYM to ABJM theory and furnishing new explicit results (e.g., four-point integrands through L=6). The low-order constructions already provide concrete data and highlight structural parallels between the two theories.

major comments (2)

[Sections discussing higher-multiplicity reconstruction and the general claim] The uniqueness of disentangling individual planar DCI integrands from the single S_N-symmetric generating function is assumed rather than proven. Explicit reconstruction is shown only for n=4 (L≤6), n=6 (L≤2), and the n=8 tree level; no general argument establishes that the linear system remains full rank or that the chosen basis of Yangian invariants plus DCI integrands is complete for arbitrary n and L, especially given the absence of squared amplitudes at odd loops.
[Abstract, introduction, and concluding discussion] The central claim that the weight-3 f-graph generating function contains sufficient independent information for arbitrary n and L rests on low-order evidence. A demonstration that the hidden S_N symmetry supplies enough coefficients to solve uniquely for each planar integrand separately (or an inductive argument) is required to support the suggestion of reconstruction at all orders.

minor comments (2)

[Section 2] Notation for the bipartite-graph representation of f-graphs and the precise definition of the DCI basis could be expanded with one additional worked example to improve readability for readers unfamiliar with the SYM f-graph literature.
[Results sections] A short table summarizing the new explicit integrands obtained (e.g., the L=5,6 four-point results) would help readers quickly assess the concrete output of the method.

Simulated Author's Rebuttal

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We thank the referee for their careful reading of our manuscript and for their constructive comments. We appreciate the positive assessment of the significance of our work. Below, we address the major comments point by point. We agree that the general uniqueness and completeness are not rigorously proven and will revise the manuscript to reflect this more clearly.

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Referee: The uniqueness of disentangling individual planar DCI integrands from the single S_N-symmetric generating function is assumed rather than proven. Explicit reconstruction is shown only for n=4 (L≤6), n=6 (L≤2), and the n=8 tree level; no general argument establishes that the linear system remains full rank or that the chosen basis of Yangian invariants plus DCI integrands is complete for arbitrary n and L, especially given the absence of squared amplitudes at odd loops.

Authors: We agree that our manuscript assumes the uniqueness based on explicit examples rather than providing a general proof. The explicit reconstructions for n=4 up to 6 loops, n=6 up to 2 loops, and n=8 at tree level demonstrate that the procedure works in these cases, with the linear systems being solvable using the S_N-symmetric generating function and the chosen basis. The absence of odd-loop squared amplitudes is handled by the even-loop structure encoded in the f-graphs. We will revise the manuscript to state more explicitly that the general reconstruction for arbitrary n and L is conjectural, supported by the low-order evidence and the hidden permutation symmetry, and that a proof of the linear system's full rank remains an open question. revision: yes
Referee: The central claim that the weight-3 f-graph generating function contains sufficient independent information for arbitrary n and L rests on low-order evidence. A demonstration that the hidden S_N symmetry supplies enough coefficients to solve uniquely for each planar integrand separately (or an inductive argument) is required to support the suggestion of reconstruction at all orders.

Authors: The paper phrases the central claim as a suggestion ('Our results suggest that...'), based on the explicit results and the analogy with N=4 SYM f-graphs. The S_N symmetry of the generating function provides a rich set of coefficients that, in the cases we have checked, allow unique disentanglement of the individual planar DCI integrands when combined with Yangian invariants and a suitable basis. While we do not provide an inductive argument or general demonstration here, the structural parallels and the success at low orders support the conjecture. We will revise the abstract, introduction, and conclusion to underscore that this is an initiating study and that further work is needed to establish the general case. revision: yes

Circularity Check

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No significant circularity in the reconstruction from squared-amplitude generating function

full rationale

The paper begins with an independently constructed S_N-symmetric generating function expressed as a linear combination of known weight-3 planar f-graphs. It then applies standard Yangian invariants and a chosen basis of planar DCI integrands to solve the resulting linear system for individual amplitudes. Explicit results are obtained only for small cases (n=4 up to L=6, n=6 up to L=2, n=8 tree level) via direct algebraic disentangling rather than parameter fitting or self-referential definitions. The extrapolation to arbitrary n and L is presented as a suggestion supported by these computations, without any load-bearing step that reduces the output to the input by construction or via unverified self-citation chains.

Axiom & Free-Parameter Ledger

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The approach assumes the existence of a hidden S_N-symmetric generating function for squared amplitudes (from prior work) and that a basis of planar DCI integrands plus Yangian invariants is sufficient to invert the linear map from squared to individual amplitudes.

axioms (2)

domain assumption The generating function for squared amplitudes is a linear combination of weight-3 planar f-graphs that enjoys hidden S_N permutation symmetry.
Stated directly in the abstract as the starting object from which individual amplitudes are extracted.
domain assumption Yangian invariants and a basis of planar dual conformal invariant integrands are known and complete enough to disentangle the contributions.
Used to separate six-point and eight-point cases from the squared-amplitude data.

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