Graviton Vertices and the Mapping of Anomalous Correlators to Momentum Space for a General Conformal Field Theory
Claudio Coriano, Luigi Delle Rose, Emil Mottola, Mirko Serino

TL;DR
This paper maps conformal correlators and their anomalies from position to momentum space in general dimensions, computing key vertex functions for free fields and clarifying the structure of anomalous correlators in conformal field theories.
Contribution
It provides a detailed mapping of anomalous conformal correlators from position to momentum space, including explicit computations for free fields and identification of tensor structures in various dimensions.
Findings
Explicit expressions for correlators in configuration space that are Fourier integrable.
Identification of tensor structures solving conformal Ward identities in momentum space.
Clarification of how anomalies manifest in different approaches to conformal correlators.
Abstract
We investigate the mapping of conformal correlators and of their anomalies from configuration to momentum space for general dimensions, focusing on the anomalous correlators , - involving the energy-momentum tensor with a vector or a scalar operator () - and the 3-graviton vertex . We compute the , and one-loop vertex functions in dimensional regularization for free field theories involving conformal scalar, fermion and vector fields. Since there are only one or two independent tensor structures solving all the conformal Ward identities for the or vertex functions respectively, and three independent tensor structures for the vertex, and the coefficients of these tensors are known for free fields, it is possible to identify the corresponding tensors in momentum space from the computation of the correlators for free fields.…
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