How to deal with 5 point scalars? #306
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You can do an IBP Reduction to get rid of the propagators raised to integer powers.Package-X can probably also do this integral, but you need to invoke it directly, not via FeynCalc. In the X syntax it’s a weighted 3-point PaVe, while FC doesn’t recognize such objects and maps it directly to a 5-point function.Am 20.02.2025 um 19:07 schrieb MeissnerAndre ***@***.***>:
I try to integrate SFAD[{p, -k^2, 2}, {p + l, -[Lambda]^2}, {p + q, 0, 2}] with FeynCalc. If I try to use PackageX, it tells me that it can't solve for Subscript[E, 0](0,l^2,l^2-2 (l[CenterDot]q)+q^2,0,q^2,l^2,q^2,l^2-2 (l[CenterDot]q)+q^2,q^2,q^2,k^2,k^2,[Lambda]^2,0,0). Trying to solve it via FeynmanParametrize crashes my laptop. I cant further simplify this integral with TID and ApartFF. Any suggestions?
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I try to integrate SFAD[{p, -k^2, 2}, {p + l, -[Lambda]^2}, {p + q, 0, 2}] with FeynCalc. If I try to use PackageX, it tells me that it can't solve for Subscript[E, 0](0,l^2,l^2-2 (l[CenterDot]q)+q^2,0,q^2,l^2,q^2,l^2-2 (l[CenterDot]q)+q^2,q^2,q^2,k^2,k^2,[Lambda]^2,0,0). Trying to solve it via FeynmanParametrize crashes my laptop. I cant further simplify this integral with TID and ApartFF. Any suggestions?
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