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Two-loop corrections to Light-by-Light scattering in Supersymmetric QED

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arxiv hep-ph/0202266 v2 pith:BF4VYGET submitted 2002-02-27 hep-ph

Two-loop corrections to Light-by-Light scattering in Supersymmetric QED

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We use an n-dimensional projection method to calculate helicity amplitudes for photon-photon scattering up to the two-loop level, for massless particles inside the loop. We confirm the recent standard model results found by Bern et al using another calculational method. We further apply the method to N=1 and N=2 supersymmetric QED. As predicted by the supersymmetric Ward identity, two of the independent amplitudes vanish. The remaining amplitude simplifies as the number of supersymmetries increases. For N=2 SUSY QED, only contributions of weight 4 remain.

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