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Möller, Jan: Fully massive tadpoles at 5-loop : reduction and difference equations. 2012
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Preface
Introduction and Motivation
In a Nutshell: Massive Tadpoles, Recurrence Relations and Difference Equations
Quantum Chromodynamics and Yang-Mills Theory
Renormalization, Beta-function and Anomalous Dimensions
Computation of Anomalous Dimensions: Infrared Rearrangement
Thermal Field Theory: QCD at High Temperature
The Partition Function and Imaginary Time Formalism
Scalar Field Theory
Dimensionally Reduced QCD Framework: Electro- and Magnetostatic QCD
Reduction Methods for Feynman Integrals
Definitions and Notations
The Integration-by-Parts and Lorentz-invariance Identities
Feynman Graph Polynomials
Space-time Dimensional Relations
Generalized Recurrence Relations
Solving the System of Identities: The Laporta Algorithm
Propagators, Sectors and Integrals
Linear Shifting of Internal Momenta: Sector Relations and Symmetries
Different Point of View: Identities among Feynman Integrals in r-s Space
The Laporta Algorithm and an Unique Ordering of Feynman integrals
Generalized Recurrence Relations: The Advantages and Consequences
Massive Tadpoles up to the 5-loop Level: Reduction, Master Integrals and Difference Equations
Notations and Momenta Conventions
Topologies, Generalized Recurrence Relations, Sector Relations and Symmetries
Implementation of the Laporta Algorithm in the Computer Algebra System FORM
Public Implementations and Software: An Overview
Implementing the Algorithm in FORM
Adapting the Implementation to Derive Difference Equations
Reduction: Master Integrals, Bottlenecks, Results
Difference Equations for Master Integrals
Solving the System of Difference Equations by Means of Factorial Series
General Introduction and Definitions
Solving the Difference Equation via Factorial Series
The Factorial Series and Boole's Operators
Solution of Homogeneous and Nonhomogeneous Difference Equation
Determine Arbitrary Constants: Large-x Behavior
Numerical Evaluation of Factorial Series
Application to Fully Massive Tadpoles up to 5-loop
The 5-loop 6-propagator topology 28686: Massive Sunset Topology
Summary and Concluding Remarks
Appendix
Additional Figures and Tables
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
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