An Introduction to Motivic Feynman Integrals
arXiv:2009.00426 · doi:10.3842/SIGMA.2021.032
Abstract
This article gives a short step-by-step introduction to the representation of parametric Feynman integrals in scalar perturbative quantum field theory as periods of motives. The application of motivic Galois theory to the algebro-geometric and categorical structures underlying Feynman graphs is reviewed up to the current state of research. The example of primitive log-divergent Feynman graphs in scalar massless quantum field theory is analysed in detail.
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