Cosmically Normalized Six-Point Amplitudes
Computer-readable ancillary files associated with the paper
"Six-Gluon Amplitudes in Planar N=4 Super-Yang-Mills Theory at Six and Seven Loops''
arXiv:1903.10890
by Simon Caron-Huot, Lance Dixon, Falko Dulat, Matt von Hippel, Andrew McLeod and Georgios Papathanasiou

and with the paper
"An Eight Loop Amplitude via Antipodal Duality''
arXiv:2308.08199
by Lance Dixon and Yu-Ting (Andy) Liu


Amplitudes Defined via Coproducts
  • All the definitions needed to specify the MHV amplitude through 7 loops and the NMHV amplitude through 6 loops. We do so via the amplitudes' differentials, or {n-1,1} coproducts, plus their values at the point (1,1,1). As part of this description, we provide a complete basis for " H^hex " through weight 11 (80MB unzipped): SixGluonAmpsAndCops.zip


  • The lines (u,u,1) and (u,1,1)
  • The MHV (NMHV) amplitudes (and permutations of the latter) on the lines (u,v,w) = (u,u,1) and (u,v,w) = (u,1,1), evaluated from 1 loop through 7 (6) loops in terms of one-dimensional harmonic polylogarithms (HPLs) (3.2MB unzipped): SixGluonHPLLines.zip
  • The MHV amplitudes only on the lines (u,v,w) = (u,u,1) and (u,v,w) = (u,1,1), evaluated from 1 loop through 8 loops in terms of one-dimensional harmonic polylogarithms (HPLs) in the newest cosmic normalization ("EZ"): EZMHVg_uu1_lin.zip and EZMHVg_u11_lin.zip


  • MHV Amplitude in Self-Crossing Limit
  • The MHV amplitude through seven loops on the line (1,v,v) for both 3 -> 3 and 2 -> 4 kinematics, as well as at the special points v = 0, 1 and infinity (2MB unzipped): SelfCross.zip
  • MHV Singular Terms in Self-Crossing Limit
  • Just the terms with singular logs, ln(-delta) for 3 -> 3 kinematics, as delta -> 0 in the self-crossing limit, evaluated to 20 loops (0.6MB unzipped): SelfCrossSingular.zip


  • The Fourier-Mellin integrals entering the 2 -> 4 and 3 -> 3 multi-Regge limits of the MHV (NMHV) amplitudes through 7 (6) loops (2.6MB unzipped): hexMRKL1-7.zip
  • The Fourier-Mellin integrals entering the 2 -> 4 and 3 -> 3 multi-Regge limits of the MHV amplitudes through 8 loops: MRKSigma.zip
  • The near-collinear limit of the bosonic Wilson loop through the first six loops and through order T^2 (4.5MB unzipped): WL0-6.zip
  • The near-collinear limit of the 1111 component of the NMHV super Wilson loop through the first six loops and through order T^2 (14MB unzipped): W1111L0-6.zip
  • The near-collinear limit of the bosonic Wilson loop at seven loops and through order T^2 (17MB unzipped): WL7.zip
  • The near-collinear limit of the MHV remainder function through eight loops and through order T^1, in terms of HPLS (Iy(...) = G([...],y))): RLncy.zip
  • Series expansion in S of the order T^1 terms in the near-collinear limit of the MHV remainder function through eight loops: RLncyser.txt
  • The building blocks for constructing the near-collinear limits at orders T^1 F^{+-1} and T^2 F^{+-2} from the flux-tube OPE (18MB unzipped): WLOPEblocks.zip

  • More Eight Loop Results
  • The {11,1,1,1,1,1} quintuple coproducts of the eight-loop MHV amplitude in terms of weight 11 hexagon functions: MHV8quintuples.zip
  • Conversion between "conventional" multiple zeta values (MZVs) and f-alphabet representation through weight 16: ftoMZV16.txt
  • Projection to a slightly smaller space of hexagon functions after using the newest cosmic normalization: EZsmallercoproductspace.txt
  • Values of MHV amplitudes and coproducts at (1,1,1) through eight loops: EZMHVcoproducts111.txt
  • Values of weight 16 "Z" functions at the origin (0,0,0): Zorigin.txt



  • Links to Older Results
  • Files using the Steinmann satisfying hexagon functions, but not cosmically normalized, for the
  • six-point amplitudes through five loops
  • Files using the old (non-Steinmann satisfying) hexagon functions, for the
  • four-loop remainder function
  • and for the
  • four-loop ratio function


  • An older page for the three-loop ratio function