Multiloop Φ3 Amplitudes from Bosonic String Theory
Kaj Roland, Haru-Tada Sato
Abstract
We show how the multiloop amplitudes of Φ3 theory (in the worldline formulation of Schmidt and Schubert) are recovered from the N-tachyon (h+1)-loop amplitude in bosonic string theory in the α' 0 limit, if one keeps the tachyon coupling constant fixed. In this limit the integral over string moduli space receives contributions only from those corners where the world-sheet resembles a Φ3 particle diagram. Technical issues involved are a proper choice of local world-sheet coordinates, needed to take the string amplitudes off-shell, and a formal procedure for introducing a free mass parameter M2 instead of the tachyonic value -4/α'.
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