The high energy behavior of QCD: The effective action and the triple-Pomeron-vertex
M. Hentschinski

TL;DR
This paper develops a regularization method for high-energy QCD effective action, deriving vertices and integral equations for reggeized gluons, and explores the triple Pomeron vertex and topological effects in QCD and N=4 SYM.
Contribution
It introduces a novel regularization mechanism for the high-energy effective action of QCD and extends it to multi-reggeon states, also analyzing topological effects in high-energy scattering.
Findings
Derived the reggeized gluon and BFKL equation using the new regularization.
Established integral equations for three and four reggeized gluons consistent with prior results.
Re-derived the triple Pomeron vertex and identified new color graph classes in N=4 SYM.
Abstract
We study integrations over light-cone momenta in the high energy effective action of QCD. After a review of the effective action, we arrive on a regularization mechanism from matching with QCD diagrams, which we apply to a re-derivation of the reggeized gluon and of the BFKL-equation. We study consequences of the proposed regularization on the analytic structure of 2->3 and 2->4 production amplitudes in the Multi-Regge-Kinematics. We derive a certain part of the 1-loop corrections to the production vertex and demonstrate that they yield the on-set of corrections demanded by the Steinmann-relations. The Reggeon-Particle-2-Reggeon vertex is determined and applied to the construction of various signature configurations of the production amplitudes. We extend the regularization method to states of three and four reggeized gluons and propose a supplement to the effective Lagrangian. We…
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TopicsHigh-Energy Particle Collisions Research · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
