Generalized permutahedron property of the second Symanzik polynomial for exceptional Euclidean kinematics
Let be the second Symanzik polynomial of a graph, and let denote its Newton polytope. In the Euclidean regime, kinematics may be generic or exceptional.
Generalized permutahedron conjecture. The Newton polytope is a generalized permutahedron in the Euclidean regime for all kinematics, including exceptional kinematics. Equivalently, Theorem~ holds without the generic-kinematics assumption.
For generic Euclidean kinematics this property is established, while the extension to exceptional kinematics is described as plausible but technically challenging and is left unproved.
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Primary source
Michael Borinsky, Henrik J. Munch and Felix Tellander, “Tropical Feynman integration in the Minkowski regime”, arXiv:2302.08955 (2023).
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