Dipole operators in Fierz identities
arXiv:2211.01379 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2023.137968
Abstract
We study the contribution from dipole operators to one-loop Fierz identities and provide the resulting QCD and QED shifts to the tree-level relations for all four-fermion operators. The results simplify one-loop basis changes as well as matching computations and allow one to consistently eliminate operators from an operator basis which give rise to complications, e.g. traces involving .
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