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The Rise of On-Shell SMEFT Massive AmplitudesRafael Aoude and C. S. Machado
hep-ph/1905.11433
Rafael Aoude - JGU Mainz
EFTs are an useful way to parametrize new physics, while…
What can we learn building EFTs from Massive on-shell language?
On shell methods and Spinor Helicity formalism are efficient tools to calculate scattering amplitudes.
SMEFT three-point amplitudes in massive on-shell language
Recursion relations to built n-point amplitudes
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Putting EFTs On-Shell
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Putting EFTs On-Shell
The ideal path is … everything built from on-shell Amplitudes info
• Recursion Relations with EFTs • Symmetry breaking … • Is it constructible? • Soft and low-energy theorems..
More realistic first step:
feynamn rules on-shell massive define dim-6 basis with three-point
!
Recursive Relations and consistent fact. ! Build four-point amps
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some (few) directions…
Exploring soft behavior massless EFTs and its RRs
how to build massless operators [Henning et al 2019] SMEFT massless amplitudes [Ma et al. 1029]
Exploring massive EFTs
also exploring massless SMEFT
subtracted recursion relations, soft bootstrap, modified soft theorems, RR for EFTs, etc. [Elvang et al. 2018, Cheung et al. 2015,2018, etc..]
Massive higgs + gluons amplitudes [Shadmi et. al 2019] Black holes S-matrix [Chung et. al 2018] Massive quarks [Ochirov et. al 2018]
… and a lot more
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Crash course on Massless Kinematics
Spinor-helicity building blocks
Rank 1 matrix !det(p) = 0 ! p↵↵̇ = �↵�̃↵̇
p↵↵̇ = pµ�µ↵↵̇
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Crash course on Massless Kinematics
Under each particle LG U(1)Spinor-helicity building blocks
polarization vectors are represented by the same obj.
Rank 1 matrix !det(p) = 0 ! p↵↵̇ = �↵�̃↵̇
p↵↵̇ = pµ�µ↵↵̇
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Crash course on Massless Kinematics
Under each particle LG U(1)Spinor-helicity building blocks
polarization vectors are represented by the same obj.
Special kinematics and little group uniquely ….
|h| = 1� [g] For a dimension 6 coupling, the total helicity is ±3
Rank 1 matrix !det(p) = 0 ! p↵↵̇ = �↵�̃↵̇
p↵↵̇ = pµ�µ↵↵̇
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Crash course on Massive Kinematics
[Nima et. al 2017]
Massive LG is SU(2) !det(p) = m2 ! p↵�̇ = �1↵�̃
1�̇+ �2
↵�̃2�̇= �I
↵✏IJ �̃J�̇
Rank 2 matrix !
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Crash course on Massive Kinematics
Massive Polarization vector
hi jiIJ [i j]IJhi|p|j]IJmassive building blocks
[Nima et. al 2017]
Massive LG is SU(2) !det(p) = m2 ! p↵�̇ = �1↵�̃
1�̇+ �2
↵�̃2�̇= �I
↵✏IJ �̃J�̇
Rank 2 matrix !
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Crash course on Massive Kinematics
Massive Polarization vector
hi jiIJ [i j]IJhi|p|j]IJmassive building blocks
[Nima et. al 2017]
Special kinematics and little group do not uniquely define
… and the three-point amplitude depends on the masses configuration
i.e, how many massive legs and degenerate masses
Massive LG is SU(2) !det(p) = m2 ! p↵�̇ = �1↵�̃
1�̇+ �2
↵�̃2�̇= �I
↵✏IJ �̃J�̇
Rank 2 matrix !
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Crash course on Massive Kinematics
Massive Polarization vector
hi jiIJ [i j]IJhi|p|j]IJmassive building blocks
[Nima et. al 2017]
Special kinematics and little group do not uniquely define …
… and the three-point amplitude depends on the masses configuration
e.g: 1 scalar + 2 vectors, all massive
M(1h2I1,I2V 3J1,J2
V̄) = g0 h23i[23] + g1 h23i2 + g2 [23]
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* assumed SU(2) indices symm.
Massive LG is SU(2) !det(p) = m2 ! p↵�̇ = �1↵�̃
1�̇+ �2
↵�̃2�̇= �I
↵✏IJ �̃J�̇
Rank 2 matrix !
i.e, how many massive legs and degenerate masses
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Holomorphic SMEFT
We start with the purely bosonic SMEFT in the holomorphic form
+ Holom (H) - Anti-Holom (AH)
Non-Holom. (NH)
[Alonso et. al 2014]
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Holomorphic SMEFT
…. here we want to fix the kinematic structure, map the feynman rules into the dimensionless functions
which encodes the symmetries and UV properties of the theory
We start with the purely bosonic SMEFT in the holomorphic form
+ Holom (H) - Anti-Holom (AH)
Non-Holom. (NH)
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Some Higgs Couplings
SM interactions where
Some Gauge-Gauge couplings
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Three-point Map
H/AH
NH
SM couplings Dim-6 Wilson Coefficients
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Three-point Map
H/AH
NH
SM couplings Dim-6 Wilson Coefficients
* depends on input scheme
• The holom. of the operators maps to holom. of the massive coeffs.
• Non holom. operators only enters in SM-like structures
• Inherit SU(2) structures from SMEFT lagrangian in our coeffs.
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Three-point Map
H/AH
NH
SM couplings Dim-6 Wilson Coefficients
To define a basis, choose 11 coeffs…
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Three-point Map
H/AH
NH
SM couplings Dim-6 Wilson Coefficients
* depends on input scheme
To define a basis, choose 11 coeffs…
… and the others are related by
+ …
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Three-point Map
H/AH
NH
SM couplings Dim-6 Wilson Coefficients
To define a basis, choose 11 coeffs…
… and the others are related by
… some SU(2) relations in on-shell coeffs.
Ideal will be get this from soft limits/unitarity, but we already know how it looks..
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Shift a subset of the external momenta pi ! p̂i(z) = pi + z ⌘i
… such that the shifted p’s still on shell and mom. conserv.
What about 2 2 scattering amplitudes?!
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Shift a subset of the external momenta pi ! p̂i(z) = pi + z ⌘i
… such that the shifted p’s still on shell and mom. conserv.
What about 2 2 scattering amplitudes?!
M = �X
K
M̂L(zK)M̂R(zK)
p2K �m2+B1
M̂L M̂Rand are lower point amplitudes
Using Cauchy …
Only works if and usually this is the problem for EFTs.
B1 ! 0
B1 residue at infinity
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Shift a subset of the external momenta pi ! p̂i(z) = pi + z ⌘i
… such that the shifted p’s still on shell and mom. conserv.
Asking for consistent factorization helps to calculate the boundary term… in the massive case, the HE limit helps SM with the non-factorizable
What about 2 2 scattering amplitudes?!
M = �X
K
M̂L(zK)M̂R(zK)
p2K �m2+B1 Only works if and
usually this is the problem for EFTs.B1 ! 0
B1
M̂L M̂Rand are lower point amplitudes
Using Cauchy …
residue at infinity
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Two factorization channels t and u:
WW̄���+ � SM
Let’s do it with the two massless legs
+
lower point amps
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Two factorization channels t and u:
final amplitude
symm under 3,4 ; good naive large-z behavior; consistent factorization
WW̄���+ � SM
Let’s do it with the two massless legs
+
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WW̄hh� SM
naive bad large-z behavior … “lack of massless polarization vectors”
… reconstruct with poles residues (gluing) and well behaved UV
4-pt contact int.
+ + +
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WW̄hh� SM
naive bad large-z behavior … “lack of massless polarization vectors”
… reconstruct with poles residues (gluing) and well behaved UV
4-pt contact int.
+ + +
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WW̄hh� SM
naive bad large-z behavior … “lack of massless polarization vectors”
… reconstruct with poles residues (gluing) and well behaved UV
4-pt contact int.
In the HE limit we have
fixing the contact
+ + +
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What changes for BSM?
dim-6 operator insertion in both ‘Left’ and ‘Right’ amplitudes and in both t and u channels
Can appear new particle poles induced by the BSM operator
BCFW + consistent factorization still works in some cases but not a general procedure
+
Unitarity HE limit cannot be used for fixing contact terms
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Conclusions and future directions
… kinematic structures fixed by Lorentz, LG and Bose but symmetries unknown
BCFW application for SM massive and discussion on SMEFT
Three point amplitude map between purely boson SMEFT and on-shell coefficients
+
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Conclusions and future directions
n-point massive (mandarin) tree
• General method to obtain n-point massive amplitudes with higher dim ops
… kinematic structures fixed by Lorentz, LG and Bose but symmetries unknown
BCFW application for SM massive and discussion on SMEFT
Future?
• Everything purely from on-shell: 4-point test, unitarity, soft/collinear limits
• On-shell map for HEFT Lagrangian and its difference for SMEFT looking to some process with multi boson legs.
• Symmetry breaking understanding via on-shell methods.
Three point amplitude map between purely boson SMEFT and on-shell coefficients
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Thank you