Properties of the Conformal Yangian in Scalar and Gauge Field Theories
arXiv:2207.14806 · doi:10.1007/JHEP02(2023)137
Abstract
Properties of the SO(2,n) Yangian acting on scalar and gauge fields are presented. This differential operator representation of the infinite-dimensional extension of the conformal algebra SO(2,n) is proved to satisfy the Serre relation for arbitrary spacetime dimension n for off-shell scalar theory, but only on shell and for n=4 in the gauge theory. The SO(2,n) Yangian acts simply on the off-shell kinematic invariants , and it annihilates individual off-shell scalar Feynman tree graphs for n=6 if the differential operator representation is extended by graph dependent evaluation terms. The SO(2,4) Yangian level one generators are shown to act in a compact way on pure Yang-Mills gluon tree amplitudes. The action of the Yangian on the scattering polynomials of a CHY formalism is also described.
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