Sunset / sunrise diagrams in 2D

In summary, the conversation is about finding a reference for the complete amplitude of a sunrise diagram in 2D with different masses. The integral in question is for phi four theory in 2D, where the external momentum is p and the masses are m1, m2, and m3. The person is specifically interested in the case where some of the masses are equal and others are zero.
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nidnus
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Hi,

Can anyone point me to a reference where the complete amplitude for a sunrise diagram in 2D with generally different masses is written down. That is, I want the value of the following integral

$$ \int d^2k d^2l \frac{1}{(k^2-m_1^2)(l^2-m_2^2)((p-k-l)^2-m_3^2)}

$$

where p is the external momentum. For equal masses the answer is simple while it seem to be more complicated for generic masses. I'm especially interested in the case where some of the masses are equal and others are zero.

Thanks
 
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What theory is it?
 
  • #3
Doesn't really matter. The integral is as stated above. If you want to you can think about it as phi four theory in 2D.
 

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1. What is a sunset/sunrise diagram in 2D?

A sunset/sunrise diagram in 2D is a graphical representation of the movement of the sun throughout the day. It shows the position of the sun in the sky during sunrise and sunset in relation to the horizon.

2. How are sunset/sunrise diagrams in 2D created?

Sunset/sunrise diagrams in 2D are created using mathematical calculations and astronomical data. The positions of the sun at different times of the day are plotted on a 2D graph, typically with the horizontal axis representing time and the vertical axis representing the sun's altitude.

3. What information can be gathered from a sunset/sunrise diagram in 2D?

A sunset/sunrise diagram in 2D can provide information about the duration of daylight, the angle of the sun's rays, and the position of the sun at different times of the day. It can also be used to determine the direction of sunrise and sunset from a specific location.

4. How do sunset/sunrise diagrams in 2D differ from 3D diagrams?

In a 2D sunset/sunrise diagram, the sun's movement is represented as a straight line on a flat graph. In a 3D diagram, the curvature of the Earth's surface is taken into account, resulting in a more accurate depiction of the sun's movement in relation to the observer's location.

5. Why are sunset/sunrise diagrams in 2D useful for scientists?

Sunset/sunrise diagrams in 2D are useful for scientists as they can help in understanding the Earth's rotation and the movement of the sun. They can also be used to study the effects of atmospheric conditions on the appearance of sunrise and sunset, and to make predictions about future sunrises and sunsets.

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