Off-shell color-kinematics duality from codifferentials

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Autori principali: Ben-Shahar, Maor, Bonechi, Francesco, Zabzine, Maxim
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author Ben-Shahar, Maor
Bonechi, Francesco
Zabzine, Maxim
author_facet Ben-Shahar, Maor
Bonechi, Francesco
Zabzine, Maxim
contents We examine the color-kinematics duality within the BV formalism, highlighting its emergence as a feature of specific gauge-fixed actions. Our goal is to establish a general framework for studying the duality while investigating straightforward examples of off-shell color-kinematics duality. In this context, we revisit Chern-Simons theory as well as introduce new examples, including BF theory and 2D Yang-Mills theory, which are shown to exhibit the duality off-shell. We emphasize that the geometric structures responsible for flat-space color-kinematics duality appear for general curved spaces as well.
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spellingShingle Off-shell color-kinematics duality from codifferentials
Ben-Shahar, Maor
Bonechi, Francesco
Zabzine, Maxim
High Energy Physics - Theory
Mathematical Physics
We examine the color-kinematics duality within the BV formalism, highlighting its emergence as a feature of specific gauge-fixed actions. Our goal is to establish a general framework for studying the duality while investigating straightforward examples of off-shell color-kinematics duality. In this context, we revisit Chern-Simons theory as well as introduce new examples, including BF theory and 2D Yang-Mills theory, which are shown to exhibit the duality off-shell. We emphasize that the geometric structures responsible for flat-space color-kinematics duality appear for general curved spaces as well.
title Off-shell color-kinematics duality from codifferentials
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
Mathematical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.11484