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Crossing evenness at the scalar subtraction point

Statement

Let m>0, let A(s) be the forward slice of identical-scalar amplitude data satisfying A(s)=A(4m2−s), and let P(s) be a finite sum of isolated simple real pole principal parts in 0<s<4m2 and their s↔u crossing partners, satisfying P(s)=P(4m2−s). Put B(v)=A(2m2+v)−P(2m2+v) wherever these expressions are defined. Then B(−v)=B(v). If B is complex differentiable in a neighbourhood of v=0, then B′(0)=0.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: m>0, the forward variable s, the crossing relation u=4m2−s, and the crossing-symmetric pole-subtracted amplitude data.

[F1]

Gapped identical-scalar forward-amplitude data: at t=0, u=4m2−s, A(s)=A(u), P(s)=P(u), and B(v)=A(2m2+v)−P(2m2+v) with ν0=2m2.

[A1]

The displayed crossing equalities hold wherever both sides are defined.

Proof

1.1givenF1A1algebra

Set s=2m2+v. Then the crossed value is u=4m2−s=2m2−v. By [A1], A(2m2+v)=A(2m2−v) and P(2m2+v)=P(2m2−v). Subtracting the pole terms gives B(v)=B(−v).

2.1givenstep 1.1algebra∎

Differentiate B(−v)=B(v) at v=0. The chain rule gives −B′(0)=B′(0); since 2≠0 in C, B′(0)=0.

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