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most citedForm Factors in Asymptotic Safety: conceptual ideas and computational toolbox

118 citations · 387 across the 13 of their papers we have counts for

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13 papers

hep-th2022★ 1 cited

Quadratic gravity potentials in de Sitter spacetime from Feynman diagrams

Renata Ferrero, Chris Ripken

We employ a manifestly covariant formalism to compute the tree-level amputated Green's function of non-minimally coupled scalar fields in quadratic gravity in a de Sitter backgroun…

hep-th2022★ 4 cited

Form Factors in Asymptotically Safe Quantum Gravity

Benjamin Knorr, Chris Ripken, Frank Saueressig

Asymptotic Safety implies that observables including scattering amplitudes remain finite at the highest energy scales. Traditionally, this feature is connected to an interacting fi…

hep-th2022★ 2 cited

Cartographing gravity-mediated scattering amplitudes: scalars and photons

Benjamin Knorr, Samuel Pirlo, Chris Ripken +1

The effective action includes all quantum corrections arising in a given quantum field theory. Thus it serves as a powerful generating functional from which quantum-corrected scatt…

hep-th2021

De Sitter scattering amplitudes in the Born approximation

Renata Ferrero, Chris Ripken

We present a covariant framework to compute scattering amplitudes and potentials in a de Sitter background. In this setting, we compute the potential of a graviton-mediated scatter…

hep-th2021★ 25 cited

Form Factors in Quantum Gravity - contrasting non-local, ghost-free gravity and Asymptotic Safety

Benjamin Knorr, Chris Ripken, Frank Saueressig

Form factors constitute the key building block when organising the gravitational dynamics in terms of a curvature expansion. They generalise the concept of momentum-dependent coupl…

hep-th2020★ 21 cited

Scattering amplitudes in affine gravity

Benjamin Knorr, Chris Ripken

Affine gravity is a connection-based formulation of gravity that does not involve a metric. After a review of basic properties of affine gravity, we compute the tree-level scatteri…