From maximal to minimal supersymmetry in string loop amplitudes
Marcus Berg, Igor Buchberger, Oliver Schlotterer

TL;DR
This paper develops a method to compute one-loop string amplitudes with minimal supersymmetry, organizing contributions from all spin structures, and explores implications for string effective actions.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach to combine spin structure contributions for arbitrary legs in minimal supersymmetry string amplitudes and reorganizes integrals into a compact form.
Findings
Successfully computed one-loop amplitudes for various supersymmetries and dimensions.
Reorganized amplitudes into a compact form using basis of kinematic blocks.
Discussed implications for the structure of the one-loop string effective action.
Abstract
We calculate one-loop string amplitudes of open and closed strings with N=1,2,4 supersymmetry in four and six dimensions, by compactification on Calabi-Yau and K3 orbifolds. In particular, we develop a method to combine contributions from all spin structures for an arbitrary number of legs at minimal supersymmetry. Each amplitude is cast into a compact form by reorganizing the kinematic building blocks and casting the worldsheet integrals in a basis. Infrared regularization plays an important role to exhibit the expected factorization limits. We comment on implications for the one-loop string effective action.
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