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hep-th2026

Mass/electric versus NUT/magnetic charges: duality from scattering amplitudes in and for all bosonic spins

Ricardo Monteiro, Lecheng Ren, Daniel Siretanu

We revisit Kerr-NUT metrics and related spin- fields in , and study their associated scattering amplitudes. Starting in position space, we highlight the interpretation o…

hep-th2026

Memory effect from the scattering of Taub-NUT black holes

George Doran, Ricardo Monteiro, Nathan Moynihan

Taub-NUT black holes are somewhat exotic solutions to the vacuum Einstein equations, which have received limited attention in gravitational phenomenology. We use the soft behaviour…

hep-th2025

Superstring amplitudes from the field-theory limit: an n-point map at one loop

Ricardo Monteiro, Lecheng Ren

Are perturbative superstring amplitudes for massless external states just an dressing of super-Yang-Mills/supergravity? This is the case at tree level, where the worldsheet co…

hep-th2024

Light-cone actions and correlators of self-dual theories in AdS

Chandramouli Chowdhury, George Doran, Arthur Lipstein +3

Self-dual Yang-Mills and Einstein gravity in Euclidean AdS are useful toy models because they can be described by simple scalar Lagrangians exhibiting a new manifestation of th…

hep-th2024★ 1 cited

Superstring amplitudes from BCJ numerators at one loop

Yvonne Geyer, Jiachen Guo, Ricardo Monteiro +1

We find a direct map that determines moduli-space integrands for one-loop superstring amplitudes in terms of field-theory loop integrands in the BCJ form. The latter can be compute…

hep-th2023

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…