Perturbative Gravity from QCD Amplitudes
Z. Bern, A. K. Grant

TL;DR
This paper shows how to derive a gravity Lagrangian from QCD gluon amplitudes using perturbative relations inspired by string theory, simplifying gravity calculations.
Contribution
It provides a method to construct gravity Lagrangians from QCD amplitudes and offers simpler tree-level Feynman rules for gravity.
Findings
Explicit construction for up to five-point interactions.
Simpler tree-level gravity Feynman rules.
Connection between gauge theory and gravity via squaring relations.
Abstract
We demonstrate that QCD gluon amplitudes can be used to construct a Lagrangian for gravity. This procedure makes use of perturbative `squaring' relations between gravity and gauge theory that follow from string theory. We explicitly carry out the construction for up to five-point interactions and discuss a set of field variables in the Einstein-Hilbert Lagrangian for interpreting the Lagrangian obtained from QCD. A spin-off from our analysis is that it can be used to provide simpler tree-level gravity Feynman rules than for conventional gauges.
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