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# The MHV lagrangian vertices and the Parke-Taylor formula

@article{Fu2009TheML,
title={The MHV lagrangian vertices and the Parke-Taylor formula},
author={Chih-Hao Fu},
journal={arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory},
year={2009}
}
• Chih-Hao Fu
• Published 31 July 2009
• Mathematics
• arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory
We explicitly calculate the vertices of the MHV-rules lagrangian in 4-dimensions. This proves that the vertices in the lagrangian obtained by a canonical transformation from light-cone Yang-Mills theory coincide to all order with the Parke-Taylor formula, filling the gap originally left in the lagrangian derivation of the CSW rules.
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