On the Gluon Regge Trajectory in $O({\alpha }_s^2)$

Abstract

We recalculate the gluon Regge trajectory in next-to-leading order to clarify a discrepancy between two results in the literature on the constant part. We confirm the result obtained by Fadin et al.~\cite{FFK}. The effects on the anomalous dimension and on the $s^{\omega }$ behavior of inclusive cross sections are also discussed.

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