Infinite-dimensional hierarchy of recursive extensions for all subn-leading soft effects in Yang-Mills

A bstract Building on our proposal in [1], we present in detail the construction of the extended phase space for Yang-Mills at null infinity, containing the asymptotic symmetries and the charges responsible for sub n -leading soft theorems at all orders. The generality of the procedure allows it to be directly applied to the computation of both tree and loop-level soft limits. We also give a detailed study of Yang-Mills equations under the radial expansion, giving a thorough construction of the radiative phase space for decays compatible with tree-level amplitudes for both light-cone and radial gauges. This gives rise to useful recursion relations at all orders between the field strength and the vector gauge coefficients. We construct the sub n -leading charges recursively, and show a hierarchical truncation such that each charge subalgebra is closed, and their action in the extended phase space is canonical. We relate these results with the infinite-dimensional algebras that have been recently introduced in the context of conformal field theories at null infinity. We also apply our method to the computation of non-universal terms in the sub-leading charges arising in theories with higher derivative interaction terms.

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Journal of High Energy Physics
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2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.1007/jhep12(2024)068
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12
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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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Infinite-dimensional hierarchy of recursive extensions for all subn-leading soft effects in Yang-Mills

Javier Peraza, Silvia Nagy, Giorgio Pizzolo
12 citations
Journal of High Energy Physics
Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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Infinite-dimensional hierarchy of recursive extensions for all subn-leading soft effects in Yang-Mills

Javier Peraza, Silvia Nagy, Giorgio Pizzolo
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12 citations

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A bstract Building on our proposal in [1], we present in detail the construction of the extended phase space for Yang-Mills at null infinity, containing the asymptotic symmetries and the charges responsible for sub n -leading soft theorems at all orders. The generality of the procedure allows it to be directly applied to the computation of both tree and loop-level soft limits. We also give a detailed study of Yang-Mills equations under the radial expansion, giving a thorough construction of the radiative phase space for decays compatible with tree-level amplitudes for both light-cone and radial gauges. This gives rise to useful recursion relations at all orders between the field strength and the vector gauge coefficients. We construct the sub n -leading charges recursively, and show a hierarchical truncation such that each charge subalgebra is closed, and their action in the extended phase space is canonical. We relate these results with the infinite-dimensional algebras that have been recently introduced in the context of conformal field theories at null infinity. We also apply our method to the computation of non-universal terms in the sub-leading charges arising in theories with higher derivative interaction terms.

Journal of High Energy PhysicsVol. 2024(12)
Durham University (GB), Concordia University (CA)
Concordia University, Science and Technology Facilities Council
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