ftint: Calculating gradient-flow integrals with pySecDec

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Main Authors: Harlander, Robert V., Nellopoulos, Theodoros, Olsson, Anton, Wesle, Marius
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Published: 2024
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author Harlander, Robert V.
Nellopoulos, Theodoros
Olsson, Anton
Wesle, Marius
author_facet Harlander, Robert V.
Nellopoulos, Theodoros
Olsson, Anton
Wesle, Marius
contents The program ftint is introduced which numerically evaluates dimensionally regulated integrals as they occur in the perturbative approach to the gradient-flow formalism in quantum field theory. It relies on sector decomposition in order to determine the coefficients of the individual orders in $ε=(4-D)/2$, where $D$ is the space-time dimension. For that purpose, it implements an interface to the public library pySecDec. The current version works for massive and massless integrals up to three-loop level with vanishing external momenta, but the underlying method is extendable to more general cases.
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spellingShingle ftint: Calculating gradient-flow integrals with pySecDec
Harlander, Robert V.
Nellopoulos, Theodoros
Olsson, Anton
Wesle, Marius
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Lattice
The program ftint is introduced which numerically evaluates dimensionally regulated integrals as they occur in the perturbative approach to the gradient-flow formalism in quantum field theory. It relies on sector decomposition in order to determine the coefficients of the individual orders in $ε=(4-D)/2$, where $D$ is the space-time dimension. For that purpose, it implements an interface to the public library pySecDec. The current version works for massive and massless integrals up to three-loop level with vanishing external momenta, but the underlying method is extendable to more general cases.
title ftint: Calculating gradient-flow integrals with pySecDec
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Lattice
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.16529