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Hepp and Speer Sectors within Modern Strategies of Sector Decomposition

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arxiv 0812.4700 v1 pith:AEP55MVI submitted 2008-12-26 hep-ph

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Hepp and Speer sectors were successfully used in the sixties and seventies for proving mathematical theorems on analytically or/and dimensionally regularized and renormalized Feynman integrals at Euclidean external momenta. We describe them within recently developed strategies of introducing iterative sector decompositions. We show that Speer sectors are reproduced within one of the existing strategies.

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