2021
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2112.00978
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Color-kinematics duality, double copy and the unitarity method for higher-derivative QCD and quadratic gravity

Gabriel Menezes

Abstract: Here we discuss color-kinematics duality for higher-derivative QCD amplitudes. We explicitly show that the duality still holds in this case and it can be instrumental in constructing the associated quadratic-gravity amplitudes by using the double-copy prescription. This allows one to drastically simplify calculations. We also evaluate some tree-level Compton scattering amplitudes in higherderivative QCD and quadratic gravity. Furthermore, we illustrate the application of generalized unitarity method for both c… Show more

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“…Alternately, one can perhaps employ unitarity to reproduce the full amplitudes, as in modern unitarity based techniques. One of us (GM) has been exploring this promising pathway [42,43] Anselmi has been exploring the Feynman rules for a similar class of theories, and has introduced prescriptions which seem to work [7]. There is in principle a difference between Anselmi's program and what we have been describing.…”
Section: Known Unknownsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alternately, one can perhaps employ unitarity to reproduce the full amplitudes, as in modern unitarity based techniques. One of us (GM) has been exploring this promising pathway [42,43] Anselmi has been exploring the Feynman rules for a similar class of theories, and has introduced prescriptions which seem to work [7]. There is in principle a difference between Anselmi's program and what we have been describing.…”
Section: Known Unknownsmentioning
confidence: 99%