Extended Poincare Symmetry Dictates Massive Scattering Amplitudes

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Autori principali: Ni, Yu-Han, Wang, Yi-Ning, Wu, Chao, Yu, Jiang-Hao
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author Ni, Yu-Han
Wang, Yi-Ning
Wu, Chao
Yu, Jiang-Hao
author_facet Ni, Yu-Han
Wang, Yi-Ning
Wu, Chao
Yu, Jiang-Hao
contents We identify an extended Poincare symmetry $ISO(2) \times ISO(3,1)$ for on-shell massive scattering amplitudes, transforming under the $U(2)$ Little group symmetry. Thus the one-particle state involves in both spin and transversality $t$ (related to chirality), and the spin-spinors are extended to the spin-transverality spinors. The massive spin-$s$ spinors with different transversality can be related by the $SO(5,1)$ symmetry, although the $U(2)$ Little group breaks the symmetry explicitly. The three-point massive amplitudes can be fully determined from the $T^\pm$ and $m$ generators, diagrammatically denoted as the mass insertion and chirality flip, which provide correspondence between massless ultraviolet and massive chiral-eigenstate amplitudes. Thus the massless on-shell technique can be utilized to construct higher-point tree- and loop-level massive amplitudes.
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spellingShingle Extended Poincare Symmetry Dictates Massive Scattering Amplitudes
Ni, Yu-Han
Wang, Yi-Ning
Wu, Chao
Yu, Jiang-Hao
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Theory
We identify an extended Poincare symmetry $ISO(2) \times ISO(3,1)$ for on-shell massive scattering amplitudes, transforming under the $U(2)$ Little group symmetry. Thus the one-particle state involves in both spin and transversality $t$ (related to chirality), and the spin-spinors are extended to the spin-transverality spinors. The massive spin-$s$ spinors with different transversality can be related by the $SO(5,1)$ symmetry, although the $U(2)$ Little group breaks the symmetry explicitly. The three-point massive amplitudes can be fully determined from the $T^\pm$ and $m$ generators, diagrammatically denoted as the mass insertion and chirality flip, which provide correspondence between massless ultraviolet and massive chiral-eigenstate amplitudes. Thus the massless on-shell technique can be utilized to construct higher-point tree- and loop-level massive amplitudes.
title Extended Poincare Symmetry Dictates Massive Scattering Amplitudes
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.03762