What Are the Best References for the Two-Loop Gluon Propagator?

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The discussion centers on finding references for the two-loop gluon propagator, specifically in Feynman gauge, with an additional interest in light-cone gauge. A recommended resource is the paper available at arXiv:1403.4350v2, which is accessible and likely available in university libraries. Participants emphasize the importance of having both gauge formulations for comprehensive understanding.

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  • Understanding of quantum field theory concepts.
  • Familiarity with Feynman gauge and light-cone gauge.
  • Knowledge of two-loop calculations in perturbative quantum chromodynamics (QCD).
  • Access to academic resources such as arXiv for research papers.
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  • Read the paper "arXiv:1403.4350v2" for detailed insights on the two-loop gluon propagator.
  • Explore additional literature on perturbative QCD to deepen understanding of gauge theories.
  • Investigate the differences between Feynman gauge and light-cone gauge in quantum field theory.
  • Review advanced textbooks on quantum field theory that cover loop calculations.
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This discussion is beneficial for theoretical physicists, graduate students in particle physics, and researchers focusing on quantum field theory and gauge theories.

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Does anybody know a good reference for the gluon propagator at two loop?
I need it in Feynman gauge, but to have it in light-cone gauge as well is a plus.

Preferably a paper, or a book that is common (i.e. easy to find in our university's library :-) ).

Thanks!
 
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Freddieknets said:
Does anybody know a good reference for the gluon propagator at two loop?
I need it in Feynman gauge, but to have it in light-cone gauge as well is a plus.

Preferably a paper, or a book that is common (i.e. easy to find in our university's library :-) ).

Thanks!

Have you seen this paper?

http://arxiv.org/pdf/1403.4350v2.pdf
 

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