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Recursion relations, Helicity Amplitudes and Dimensional Regularization

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Callum Quigley, Moshe Rozali

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 12 Oct 2005

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The authors' main claim Using the method of on-shell recursion relations we compute tree level amplitudes including D-dimensional scalars and fermions.

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CitationCallum Quigley, Moshe Rozali. "Recursion relations, Helicity Amplitudes and Dimensional Regularization." arXiv:hep-ph/0510148 (2005). https://pith.science/paper/YV4BRBIN
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Using the method of on-shell recursion relations we compute tree level amplitudes including D-dimensional scalars and fermions. These tree level amplitudes are needed for calculations of one-loop amplitudes in QCD involving external quarks and gluons.

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s1 These tree level amplitudes are needed for calculations of one-loop amplitudes in QCD involving external quarks and gluons. background 0.67 0.16 0.16 asserted 1.00

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Using the method of on-shell recursion relations we compute tree level amplitudes including D-dimensional scalars and fermions. These tree level amplitudes are needed for calculations of one-loop amplitudes in QCD involving external quarks and gluons.

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  • Among the various generalizations of BCFW recursion relation [ref] , we exemplify its generalization to QCD amplitudes [ref] , where there are massive quarks with mass m besides the massless YM fields i.e. gluons.

    A Tale Of Two Amplitudes In High Energy Physics · BCFW Recursion Relation in QCD with Massive Dirac Fields · 0.80

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