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Differential Equations for Carrollian Amplitudes

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arxiv 2407.04789 v1 pith:4PK6RIYG submitted 2024-07-05 hep-th

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Differential equations are powerful tools in the study of correlation functions in conformal field theories (CFTs). Carrollian amplitudes behave as correlation functions of Carrollian CFT that holographically describes asymptotically flat spacetime. We derive linear differential equations satisfied by Carrollian MHV gluon and graviton amplitudes. We obtain non-distributional solutions for both the gluon and graviton cases. We perform various consistency checks for these differential equations, including compatibility with conformal Carrollian symmetries.

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  1. On Carrollian and Celestial Correlators in General Dimensions

    hep-th 2025-08 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    Explicit two-, three-, and four-point Carrollian and celestial amplitudes for massless scalars in D dimensions, connected to the flat/Carrollian limit of AdS/CFT correlators.

  2. Lectures on Carrollian Holography

    hep-th 2025-11 conditional novelty 3.0 of 10

    Massless scattering amplitudes, including gravitons, can be recast as correlators of a carrollian conformal field theory on null infinity, but the non-perturbative bootstrap program remains incomplete.

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