On the 2nd Order Corrections to the Hard Pomeron and the Running Coupling Constant
arXiv:hep-ph/9808340 · doi:10.1016/S0370-2693(98)01284-2
Abstract
It is shown that solutions to the 2nd order BFKL eigenvalue equation exist for arbitrary large real values of the complex angular momentum . This corresponds to a cut in the complex plane along the whole real axis, and it makes the use of the complex angular momentum variable for the calculation of the high-energy behavior somewhat questionable. The eigenfunctions contain non-perturbative pieces which behave as and have no counterpart in the leading-log BFKL equation. The high-energy behavior of the 2nd order BFKL Green function as found by other authors, is reproduced by excluding these non-perturbative pieces of the eigenfunctions.
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