Geometric IR subtraction for final state real radiation

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A scheme is proposed for the subtraction of soft and collinear divergences present in massless final state real emission phase space integrals. The scheme is based on a local slicing procedure which utilises the soft and collinear factorisation properties of amplitudes to produce universal counter-terms whose analytic integration is relatively simple. As a first application the scheme is applied to establish a general pole formula for final state real radiation at NLO and NNLO in Yang Mills theory for arbitrary multiplicities. All required counter-terms are evaluated to all orders in the dimensional regulator in terms of Γ — and pFq hypergeometric — functions. As a proof of principle the poles in the dimensional regulator of the H → gggg double real emission contribution to the H → gg decay rate are reproduced.

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Herzog, F. (2018). Geometric IR subtraction for final state real radiation. Journal of High Energy Physics, 2018(8). https://doi.org/10.1007/JHEP08(2018)006

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