On higher-order flavour-singlet splitting and coefficient functions at large x
A. Vogt, G. Soar (Liverpool U., Dept. Math.), S. Moch (DESY, Zeuthen), and J.A.M. Vermaseren (NIKHEF, Amsterdam)

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the large-x behavior of flavor-singlet splitting functions and coefficient functions in perturbative QCD, predicting their double-logarithmic contributions and leading-logarithmic behavior at all orders.
Contribution
It provides the first leading-logarithmic large-x predictions for flavor-singlet splitting and coefficient functions at all orders in alpha_s, extending known third-order results.
Findings
Double-logarithmic contributions at order alpha_s^4 predicted from third-order results.
Leading-logarithmic large-x behavior of splitting functions and coefficients derived for all orders.
Suppression of these quantities by powers of 1-x compared to threshold terms.
Abstract
We discuss the large-x behaviour of the splitting functions P_qg and P_gq and of flavour-singlet coefficient functions, such as the gluon contributions C_2,g and C_L,g to the structure functions F_2,L, in massless perturbative QCD. These quantities are suppressed by one or two powers of 1-x with respect to the 1/(1-x) terms which are the subject of the well-known threshold exponentiation. We show that the double-logarithmic contributions to P_qg, P_gq and C_L at order alpha_s^4 can be predicted from known third-order results and present, as a first step towards a full all-order generalization, the leading-logarithmic large-x behaviour of P_qg, P_gq and C_2,g at all orders in alpha_s.
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