The three-loop equal-mass banana integral in -factorised form with meromorphic modular forms
arXiv:2207.12893 · doi:10.1007/JHEP09(2022)062
Abstract
We show that the differential equation for the three-loop equal-mass banana integral can be cast into an -factorised form with entries constructed from (meromorphic) modular forms and one special function, which can be given as an iterated integral of meromorphic modular forms. The -factorised form of the differential equation allows for a systematic solution to any order in the dimensional regularisation parameter . The alphabet of the iterated integrals contains six letters.
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