Split Representations and Bubble Resummation for Massive de Sitter Correlators

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Autori principali: Gräfe, Jonathan, Sachs, Ivo
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author Gräfe, Jonathan
Sachs, Ivo
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Sachs, Ivo
contents We combine spectral- and split representations to factorize multi-loop momentum space diagrams, in the Schwinger-Keldysh formulation for cosmological correlators, with massive scalars in the loop. This allows us to extend the resummation of loop contributions from flat to de Sitter space. Furthermore, in our split representation the signal part of the correlators can be identified directly on the integrand level from the spectral function. We apply this to describe the non-perturbative flow of the EFT background and the cosmological collider signals in a large-N model.
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spellingShingle Split Representations and Bubble Resummation for Massive de Sitter Correlators
Gräfe, Jonathan
Sachs, Ivo
High Energy Physics - Theory
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
We combine spectral- and split representations to factorize multi-loop momentum space diagrams, in the Schwinger-Keldysh formulation for cosmological correlators, with massive scalars in the loop. This allows us to extend the resummation of loop contributions from flat to de Sitter space. Furthermore, in our split representation the signal part of the correlators can be identified directly on the integrand level from the spectral function. We apply this to describe the non-perturbative flow of the EFT background and the cosmological collider signals in a large-N model.
title Split Representations and Bubble Resummation for Massive de Sitter Correlators
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.09977