Laurent series expansion of a class of massive scalar one-loop integrals to ${\cal O}(\ep^2)

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology

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48 pages, 4 figures in the text, slight change in the title, one reference added, matches published version

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10.1103/PhysRevD.71.054028

We use dimensional regularization to calculate the ${\cal O}(\ep^2)$ expansion of all scalar one-loop one-, two-, three- and four-point integrals that are needed in the calculation of hadronic heavy quark production. The Laurent series up to ${\cal O}(\ep^2)$ is needed as input to that part of the NNLO corrections to heavy flavor production at hadron colliders where the one-loop integrals appear in the loop-by-loop contributions. The four-point integrals are the most complicated. The ${\cal O}(\ep^2)$ expansion of the three- and four-point integrals contains in general polylogarithms up to ${\rm Li}_4$ and functions related to multiple polylogarithms of maximal weight and depth four.

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