Celestial amplitudes: conformal partial waves and soft limits
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Abstract: Massless scattering amplitudes in four-dimensional Minkowski spacetime can be Mellin transformed to correlation functions on the celestial sphere at null infinity called celestial amplitudes. We study various properties of massless four-point scalar and gluon celestial amplitudes such as conformal partial wave decomposition, crossing relations and optical theorem. As a byproduct, we derive the analog of the single and double soft limits for all gluon celestial amplitudes.
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- Strings on celestial sphere
- Celestial superamplitude in \(\mathcal{N} = 4\) SYM theory
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- Non-abelian infrared divergences on the celestial sphere
- BMS flux algebra in celestial holography
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- Holographic symmetry algebras for gauge theory and gravity
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- Symmetries of celestial amplitudes
- Primary fields in celestial CFT
- Correlation functions at the bulk point singularity from the gravitational eikonal S-matrix
- Soft limits of Yang-Mills amplitudes and conformal correlators
- Massive celestial fermions
- Elements of celestial conformal field theory
- Celestial insights into the S-matrix bootstrap
- A note on the analytic structure of celestial amplitudes
- Celestial Liouville theory for Yang-Mills amplitudes
- Celestial geometry
- Celestial Yang-Mills amplitudes and \(D = 4\) conformal blocks
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- Notes on resonances and unitarity from celestial amplitudes
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- Integrable field theories and their CCFT duals
- An integer basis for celestial amplitudes
- Symmetries in celestial \(\mathrm{CFT}_d\)
- MHV gluon scattering in the massive scalar background and celestial OPE
- Celestial open strings at one-loop
- Eikonal approximation in celestial CFT
- An infinite family of \(w_{1+ \infty}\) invariant theories on the celestial sphere
- Missing corner in the sky: massless three-point celestial amplitudes
- From celestial correlators to AdS, and back
- Deformed \(w_{1+\infty}\) algebras in the celestial CFT
- Celestial conformal blocks of massless scalars and analytic continuation of the Appell function F₁
- Goldstone bosons on celestial sphere and conformal soft theorems
- Celestial holography: an asymptotic symmetry perspective
- Celestial sector in CFT: conformally soft symmetries
- Celestial soft currents at one-loop and their OPEs
- \(\mathrm{w}_{1+ \infty}\) in 4D gravitational scattering
- Holographic symmetry algebra for the MHV sector revisited
- Conformal partial wave expansion of celestial correlators
- Multiparticle states for the flat hologram
- The sky remembers everything: celestial amplitude, shadow and OPE in quadratic EFT of gravity
- Twistorial chiral algebras in higher dimensions
- Conformal blocks from celestial graviton amplitudes
- The classical super-rotation infrared triangle. Classical logarithmic soft theorem as conservation law in gravity
- Singularity structure of the four point celestial leaf amplitudes
- BMS symmetry of celestial OPE
- Massive spinning bosons on the celestial sphere
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