The symbol and alphabet of two-loop NMHV amplitudes from equations
arXiv:2009.11471 · doi:10.1007/JHEP03(2021)278
Abstract
We study the symbol and the alphabet for two-loop NMHV amplitudes in planar super-Yang-Mills from the equations, which provide a first-principle method for computing multi-loop amplitudes. Starting from one-loop NMHV ratio functions, we explain in detail how to use equations to obtain the total differential of two-loop -point NMHV amplitudes, whose symbol contains letters that are algebraic functions of kinematics for . We present explicit formula with nice patterns for the part of the symbol involving algebraic letters for all multiplicities, and we find multiplicative-independent letters for a given square root of Gram determinant, with depending on the number of particles involved in the square root. We also observe that these algebraic letters can be found as poles of one-loop four-mass leading singularities with MHV or NMHV trees. As a byproduct of our algebraic results, we find a large class of components of two-loop NMHV, which can be written as differences of two double-pentagon integrals, particularly simple and absent of square roots. As an example, we present the complete symbol for whose alphabet contains rational letters, in addition to the independent algebraic ones. We also give all-loop NMHV last-entry conditions for all multiplicities.
33 pages, 1 figure, revised version, typo corrected, accepted in JHEP
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