Counter-example to non-abelian Bloch-Nordsieck conjecture
Nuclear Physics BPublished 1 May 1980
R. Doria, J. Frenkel, J. C. Taylor
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Abstract
An example is given of a reaction, with two quarks (with non-zero mass, and colour averaged) in the initial state, in which non-leading infrared divergences coming from two soft gluons do not cancel between real and virtual diagrams.
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