Antipodal self-duality of square fishnet graphs
arXiv:2502.00862 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.111.L101901
Abstract
In strongly-deformed planar super-Yang-Mills theory, or fishnet theory, a point-split single-trace correlation function of four dimension- scalar operators is given by a single Feynman integral, which involves integrating over locations of a grid of points. We show that for any integer this square fishnet graph is invariant under the combined action of a kinematic map and the antipode map of the Hopf algebra on multiple polylogarithms, i.e. it possesses an antipodal self-duality.
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