Abstract

We use the principle of maximal transcendentality and the universal nature of subleading infrared poles to extract the analytic value of the four-loop collinear anomalous dimension in planar mathcal{N} = 4 super-Yang-Mills theory from recent QCD results, obtaining {widehat{mathcal{G}}}_0^{(4)}=-300{zeta}_7-256{zeta}_2{zeta}_5-384{zeta}_3{zeta}_4 . This value agrees with a previous numerical result to within 0.2%. It also provides the Regge trajectory, threshold soft anomalous dimension and rapidity anomalous dimension through four loops.

Highlights

  • In momentum space (x-space) these functions are typically iterated integrals, and the weight is the number of iterations; in Mellin-moment space, it corresponds to the number of sums in the nested sums [45]

  • One might think that the collinear anomalous dimension in planar N = 4 SYM could be read off from the leading transcendental terms in the large-Nc quark collinear anomalous dimension [39]

  • We use the virtual anomalous dimension in planar N = 4 SYM, which has been computed to all orders using integrability [62, 63, 64], to convert back to the non-eikonal collinear anomalous dimension

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Introduction

The virtual anomalous dimension in largeNc QCD was computed recently at four loops [40], and we can make use of its leading transcendental part to do the conversion. We use the virtual anomalous dimension in planar N = 4 SYM, which has been computed to all orders using integrability [62, 63, 64], to convert back to the non-eikonal collinear anomalous dimension. We give a very brief review of the infrared structure of scattering amplitudes, form factors and Wilson loops in planar N = 4 SYM.

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