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Hi, the conventional dimensional regularization does not modify the temporal component of Lorentz tensors. Only the |
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Hi everyone,
first of all I want to thank all of you feyncalc team because of the awesome work you do. I wonder if you can help me with the following issue I have. I am doing a computation in dimension D, the starting expression (input) involves only MTD[[Mu], [Nu]] (not MT[[Mu], [Nu]]) but the result I get (output) is written in terms of MTD[[Mu], [Nu]] and MT[[Mu], [Nu]] ( mixing 4-dimensional metric \bar{g}^{\mu\nu} and D-dimensional metric g^{\mu\nu} without bar). I have checked all the input expressions and all of them are written only in terms of MTD[[Mu], [Nu]] (not MT[[Mu], [Nu]]). I traced back this issue and I arrived at this comparative example:
Input: MTD[0, b] // FCE // StandardForm
Output: MTD[0, b]-------->OK,
on the other hand:
Input: Contract[MTD[0, b] MTD[a, a]] // FCE // StandardForm
Output: D MT[0, b]-------->???: why MT[0,b] instead of MTD[0,b]? it should appear MTD[0,b] souldn't it?. This example seems to be the cause of the mixing between MTD and MT I get.
I would be grateful if you can help me understand what is going on.
FeynCalc 9.3.1 (stable version)
Wolfram Mathematica 12.0.0.0.
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