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hep-th2018

Properties of Yang-Mills scattering forms

Leonardo de la Cruz, Alexander Kniss, Stefan Weinzierl

In this talk we introduce the properties of scattering forms on the compactified moduli space of Riemann spheres with marked points. These differential forms are $\text{PSL}(2,…

hep-th2017★ 26 cited

Properties of scattering forms and their relation to associahedra

Leonardo de la Cruz, Alexander Kniss, Stefan Weinzierl

We show that the half-integrands in the CHY representation of tree amplitudes give rise to the definition of differential forms -- the scattering forms -- on the moduli space of a…

hep-th2016★ 41 cited

Relations for Einstein-Yang-Mills amplitudes from the CHY representation

Leonardo de la Cruz, Alexander Kniss, Stefan Weinzierl

We show that a recently discovered relation, which expresses tree-level single trace Einstein-Yang-Mills amplitudes with one graviton and gauge bosons as a linear combinati…

hep-th2016

Relations and representations of QCD amplitudes

Leonardo de la Cruz, Alexander Kniss, Stefan Weinzierl

In this talk we review relations and representations of primitive QCD tree amplitudes. Topics covered include the BCJ relations, the CHY representation, and the KLT relations. We w…

hep-th2016★ 22 cited

Double copies of fermions as only gravitational interacting matter

Leonardo de la Cruz, Alexander Kniss, Stefan Weinzierl

Inspired by the recent progress in the field of scattering amplitudes, we discuss hypothetical particles which can be characterised as the double copies of fermions -- in the same…

hep-th2015

Proof of the fundamental BCJ relations for QCD amplitudes

Leonardo de la Cruz, Alexander Kniss, Stefan Weinzierl

The fundamental BCJ-relation is a linear relation between primitive tree amplitudes with different cyclic orderings. The cyclic orderings differ by the insertion place of one gluon…