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Direct expression for one-loop tensor reduction with Lorentz indices via a generating function
In [], we derived a direct expression for one-loop tensor reduction using generating functions and Feynman parametrization in projective space, avoiding recursive relations. However, for practical applications, this expression still presents two challenges: 1) while the final reduction coefficients are expressed in terms of the dimension D and Mandelstam variables, the given expression explicitly contains irrational functions; 2) the expression involves an auxiliary vector R, which can be eliminated via differentiation ∂∂R, but the presence of irrational terms making differentiation cumbersome; and 3) most practical applications require the tensor form with Lorentz indices. In this paper, we provide a rational form of the reduction coefficients with Lorentz indices, free from recursion. Additionally, we provide a pure Wolfram implementation of the code. Our practical tests demonstrate that this direct expression achieves significantly higher computational efficiency compared to the traditional Passarino-Veltman reduction or other recursion-based methods. Published by the American Physical Society2025
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