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What can abelian gauge theories teach us about kinematic algebras?
Kymani Armstrong-Williams, Silvia Nagy, Chris D. White +1
The phenomenon of BCJ duality implies that gauge theories possess an abstract kinematic algebra, mirroring the non-abelian Lie algebra underlying the colour information. Although t…
On the anomaly interpretation of amplitudes in self-dual Yang-Mills and gravity
George Doran, Ricardo Monteiro, Sam Wikeley
We investigate the integrability anomalies arising in the self-dual sectors of gravity and Yang-Mills theory, focusing on their connection to both the chiral anomaly and the trace…
Anomaly and double copy in quantum self-dual Yang-Mills and gravity
Ricardo Monteiro, Ricardo Stark-Muchão, Sam Wikeley
Recent works have explored how scattering amplitudes in quantum self-dual Yang-Mills theory and self-dual gravity can be interpreted as resulting from an anomaly, as first proposed…
Non-perturbative aspects of the self-dual double copy
Kymani Armstrong-Williams, Chris D. White, Sam Wikeley
The double copy is by now a firmly-established correspondence between amplitudes and classical solutions in biadjoint scalar, gauge and gravity theories. To date, no strongly coupl…
The single copy of the gravitational holonomy
Rashid Alawadhi, David S. Berman, Chris D. White +1
The double copy is a well-established relationship between gravity and gauge theories. It relates perturbative scattering amplitudes as well as classical solutions, and recently th…
Topology and Wilson lines: global aspects of the double copy
Luigi Alfonsi, Chris D. White, Sam Wikeley
The Kerr-Schild double copy relates exact solutions of gauge and gravity theories. In all previous examples, the gravity solution is associated with an abelian-like gauge theory ob…