Complete Form Factors in Yang-Mills from Unitarity and Spinor Helicity in Six Dimensions
Manuel Accettulli Huber, Andreas Brandhuber, Stefano De Angelis,, Gabriele Travaglini

TL;DR
This paper develops a systematic method to compute complete form factors of gauge-invariant operators in pure Yang-Mills theory at loop level using six-dimensional spinor-helicity formalism, unitarity, and dimensional reconstruction, with new results for operators of the form Tr F^n.
Contribution
It introduces an extension of dimensional reconstruction to form factors in six dimensions and provides a systematic prescription for scalar operators, along with new one-loop form factor results.
Findings
Derived new one-loop minimal and non-minimal form factors for Tr F^n with n>2.
Developed a Mathematica package for six-dimensional spinor-helicity calculations.
Extended dimensional reconstruction to multiple loops for amplitudes and form factors.
Abstract
We present a systematic procedure to compute complete, analytic form factors of gauge-invariant operators at loop level in pure Yang-Mills. We consider applications to operators of the form where is the gluon field strength. Our approach is based on an extension to form factors of the dimensional reconstruction technique, in conjunction with the six-dimensional spinor-helicity formalism and generalised unitarity. For form factors this technique requires the introduction of additional scalar operators, for which we provide a systematic prescription. We also discuss a generalisation of dimensional reconstruction to any number of loops, both for amplitudes and form factors. Several novel results for one-loop minimal and non-minimal form factors of with are presented. Finally, we describe the \texttt{Mathematica} package…
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