Wilson network decomposition of AdS Feynman diagrams in two dimensions

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Hauptverfasser: Alkalaev, K. B., Khiteev, V. S.
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author Alkalaev, K. B.
Khiteev, V. S.
author_facet Alkalaev, K. B.
Khiteev, V. S.
contents We show that Feynman diagrams in AdS$_2$ space can be decomposed into infinite series of matrix elements of Wilson line network operators. The case of the 3-point scalar Feynman diagram with endpoints in the bulk is studied in detail. The resulting decomposition is similar to the conformal block decomposition of Witten diagrams, i.e. it comprises a single-trace term and infinite sums of double-trace terms. We derive a number of AdS propagator identities which relate the standard bulk-to-bulk propagators with the modified bulk-to-bulk propagators of two different types responsible for extracting single-trace and double-trace terms.
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spellingShingle Wilson network decomposition of AdS Feynman diagrams in two dimensions
Alkalaev, K. B.
Khiteev, V. S.
High Energy Physics - Theory
We show that Feynman diagrams in AdS$_2$ space can be decomposed into infinite series of matrix elements of Wilson line network operators. The case of the 3-point scalar Feynman diagram with endpoints in the bulk is studied in detail. The resulting decomposition is similar to the conformal block decomposition of Witten diagrams, i.e. it comprises a single-trace term and infinite sums of double-trace terms. We derive a number of AdS propagator identities which relate the standard bulk-to-bulk propagators with the modified bulk-to-bulk propagators of two different types responsible for extracting single-trace and double-trace terms.
title Wilson network decomposition of AdS Feynman diagrams in two dimensions
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.13484