Twist decomposition of nonlocal light-cone operators II: General tensors of 2nd rank

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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10.1016/S0550-3213(00)00227-3

A group theoretical procedure, introduced earlier (hep-th/9901090), to decompose bilocal light-ray operators into (harmonic) operators of definite twist is applied to the case of arbitrary 2nd rank tensors. As a generic example the bilocal gluon operator is considered which gets contributions of twist-2 up to twist-6 from four different symmetry classes characterized by conrresponding Young tableaus; also the twist decomposition of the related vector and scalar operators is considered. In addition, we extend these reselts to various trilocal light-ray operators, like the Shuryak-Vainshtein, the three-gluon and the four-quark operators, which are required for the consideration of higher twist distribution amplitudes. The present results rely on the knowledge of harmonic tensor polynomials of any order n which habe been determined up to the case of 2nd rank symmetric tensors for arbitrary space-time dimension.

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