Iterated dimensional regularization

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let be the 2-loop integral

\iint d^{k}pd^{k}qF(q,p)

where k is the dimension so we regularize it by dimensional regularization

the my idea is the following

i integrate oper ''q' considering p is constant to get F(p,e^{-1} )

here e is the parameter inside k=4-e

after dimensional regularization over q i have an integral over 'p' , so i apply dimensional regularization again to obtain a regularized value

can this be done ?? i mean can we apply dimensional regularization iteratively over each variable ??
 
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not quiet. if the integral is doable or not will depend on what the function F(q,p) represents. of course to do an integral over n variables you have to perform the integral n times, but you also need n-1 expressions relating your n-variables all together. so if you have a relation that will translate F(q,p) in terms of F(k(p),p), then you can do the integral over dp first taking q to be a constant.
 
but can it be done iteratively ??

for example i make dimensional regularization over 'p' keeping 'q' constant and afterwards i make use of dimensional regularization over q to get a finite result.
 
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