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Electroweak double-box integrals for Moller scattering

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arxiv 2412.07522 v2 pith:NZ4UPVY2 submitted 2024-12-10 hep-ph

Electroweak double-box integrals for Moller scattering

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keywords electroweakintegralsmollerscatteringdouble-boxbosonscorrectionsexchanged
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We present for Moller scattering planar and non-planar two-loop double-box integrals where three electroweak gauge bosons are exchanged between the fermion lines, among which at least one is a photon. These integrals are relevant for the NNLO electroweak corrections to Moller scattering.

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