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Summing Large-N Towers in Colour Flow Evolution

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arxiv 1312.2448 v1 pith:QDYU6KJV submitted 2013-12-09 hep-ph

Simon Plätzer This is my paper
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We consider soft gluon evolution in the colour flow basis. We give explicit expressions for the colour structure of the (one-loop) soft anomalous dimension matrix for an arbitrary number of partons, and show how the successive exponentiation of classes of large-N contributions can be achieved to provide a systematic expansion of the evolution in terms of colour supressed contributions.

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