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On the Background Field Method Beyond One Loop: A manifestly covariant derivative expansion in super Yang-Mills theories

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arxiv hep-th/0302205 v3 pith:7HNRMTVS submitted 2003-02-26 hep-th

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There are currently many string inspired conjectures about the structure of the low-energy effective action for super Yang-Mills theories which require explicit multi-loop calculations. In this paper, we develop a manifestly covariant derivative expansion of superspace heat kernels and present a scheme to evaluate multi-loop contributions to the effective action in the framework of the background field method. The crucial ingredient of the construction is a detailed analysis of the properties of the parallel displacement propagators associated with Yang-Mills supermultiples in N-extended superspace.

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