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A space-time approach to multigluon computations in QCD: An application to effective action terms

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A. I. Karanikas, C. N. Ktorides

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 27 Jan 2003

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The authors' main claim The applicability of the space-time formulation of the gluonic sector of QCD in terms of the Polyakov worldline path integral, via the use of the background field gauge fixing method, is extended to multi-gluon loop configurations.

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The applicability of the space-time formulation of the gluonic sector of QCD in terms of the Polyakov worldline path integral, via the use of the background field gauge fixing method, is extended to multi-gluon loop configurations. Relevant master formulas are derived for the computation of effective action terms.

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The applicability of the space-time formulation of the gluonic sector of QCD in terms of the Polyakov worldline path integral, via the use of the background field gauge fixing method, is extended to multi-gluon loop configurations. Relevant master formulas are derived for the computation of effective action terms.

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