Just to avoid overwriting saved results or saving nonsense.
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We will work in the limit
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Translating from masses of isostates to particle states (no pi-eta mixing):
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The Gell-Mann-Okubo mass formula (will be applied only on 4th order expressions):
![toEtaRules = {ParticleMass[PseudoScalar[2], r___]^2 - 4 ParticleMass[PseudoScalar[6], r___]^2 :> -3 * ParticleMass[PseudoScalar[11], r]^2, -ParticleMass[PseudoScalar[2], r___]^2 + 4 ParticleMass[PseudoScalar[6], r___]^2 :> 3 * ParticleMass[PseudoScalar[11], r]^2} ;](../HTMLFiles/index_19.gif)
![gellmannOkubo = {ParticleMass[EtaMeson, r___]^2 -> (4 ParticleMass[Kaon, r]^2 - ParticleMass[Pion, r]^2)/3, ParticleMass[EtaMeson, r___]^n_ -> ((4 ParticleMass[Kaon, r]^2 - ParticleMass[Pion, r]^2)/3)^(n/2)} ;](../HTMLFiles/index_20.gif)
Rules for eliminating scalar products:
![MomentaRules = {Pair[Momentum[p1], Momentum[p2]] -> (Pair[Momentum[p3], Momentum[p3]] - Pair[Momentum[p1], Momentum[p1]] - Pair[Momentum[p2], Momentum[p2]])/2, Pair[Momentum[p2], Momentum[p3]] -> (Pair[Momentum[p1], Momentum[p1]] - Pair[Momentum[p3], Momentum[p3]] - Pair[Momentum[p2], Momentum[p2]])/2, Pair[Momentum[p1], Momentum[p3]] -> (Pair[Momentum[p2], Momentum[p2]] - (Pair[Momentum[p3], Momentum[p3]] + Pair[Momentum[p1], Momentum[p1]]))/2 (* , Pair[Momentum[p2], Momentum[p2]] -> 0 *)}](../HTMLFiles/index_21.gif)
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Translation
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![KamborToBijnens = {CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[4], 5] -> Ε _ 10 - Ε _ 11, CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[4], 6] -> Ε _ 11 + 2 Ε _ 12, CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[4], 7] -> 1/2 Ε _ 11 + Ε _ 13, CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[4], 8] -> Ε _ 11, CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[4], 9] -> Ε _ 15, CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[4], 10] -> Ε _ 1 - Ε _ 5, CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[4], 11] -> Ε _ 2, CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[4], 12] -> -Ε _ 3 + Ε _ 5, CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[4], 13] -> -Ε _ 4, CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[4], 36] -> Ε _ 5}](../HTMLFiles/index_26.gif)

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Beta functions of the
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![RenormalizeBijnens = (Ε _ #[[1]] -> Ε _ #[[1]]^r + LeutwylerLambda[] * 1/CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[2], 1] * (CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[2], 1] * #[[2]] + CouplingConstant[ChPTW3[2], 2] * #[[3]])) & /@ Transpose[{{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15}, {1/4, -13/18, 0, 0, -5/12, 1, -1/2, 1/8, -7/8, 3/4}, {5/6, 11/18, 0, 0, 5/12, 3/4, 0, 0, 1/2, -3/4}}]](../HTMLFiles/index_31.gif)

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![JBarToMr := (LeutwylerJBar[m : Pair[Momentum[p2_], Momentum[p2_]], r__, o___Rule])/(n : Pair[Momentum[p2_], Momentum[p2_]])^2 :> 3/({r}[[1]] - {r}[[-1]])^2 * (Mr[m, r] - 1/(12 * m) (m - 2 ({r}[[1]] + {r}[[-1]])) LeutwylerJBar[m, r, o] - 1/(288 * Pi^2) + k[r]/6 + 1/(96 * Pi^2 * m) (({r}[[1]] + {r}[[-1]]) + deltainv[{r}[[1]], {r}[[-1]]])) ;](../HTMLFiles/index_34.gif)
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The
function expanded to first order in s and various limits:
![Normal[(Series[LeutwylerJBar[s, m12, m22, LeutwylerJBarEvaluation -> "subthreshold"], {s, 0, 1}] /. {Sqrt[x_^2] -> x, Sqrt[x_^2 * y_^2] -> x * y} // Simplify) /. {Sqrt[x_^2] -> x, Sqrt[x_^2 * y_^2] -> x * y} // Simplify] // StandardForm](../HTMLFiles/index_37.gif)
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![KLToJBar := {K[t_ ? ((# =!= 0) &), r__] :> ({r}[[1]] - {r}[[-1]])/(2 * t) * LeutwylerJBar[t, r], K[0, r_, rr_] :> (r - rr)/2 * (r^2 - rr^2 + 2 r rr Log[rr/r])/(32 (r - rr)^3 π^2) /; (r =!= rr && r =!= 0 && rr =!= 0), K[0, 0, rr_] :> (-rr)/2 * 1/(32 π^2 rr), K[0, r_, 0] :> (r)/2 * 1/(32 π^2 r), K[0, r_, r_] :> 1/(96 r π^2)} ;](../HTMLFiles/index_45.gif)
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![fixzeros = {LeutwylerJBar[p_, 0, pp_, o___Rule] :> LeutwylerJBar[p, ParticleMass[Pion]^2, pp, o] /; p =!= pp, LeutwylerJBar[p_, 0, p_, o___Rule] :> 1/(16 π^2), k[0, p_] :> k[ParticleMass[Pion]^2, p], K[a___, 0, b___] :> K[a, ParticleMass[Pion]^2, b]} ;](../HTMLFiles/index_50.gif)
We load this lagrangian just to have the
coupling constants displayed nicely
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Some factors that we'll need:
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Converted by Mathematica (July 10, 2003)