CartesianPairContract
is like
CartesianPair
, but with (local) contraction properties. The
function fully supports the BMHV algebra and will not expand momenta
inside scalar products.
CartesianPairContract
is an auxiliary function used in
higher level FeynCalc functions that require fast contractions between
multiple expressions, where Contract
would be too slow.
Overview, CartesianPair, Contract.
[CartesianIndex[i], CartesianMomentum[p]] CartesianPair[CartesianIndex[i], CartesianMomentum[q]]
CartesianPair
% /. CartesianPair -> CartesianPairContract
% /. CartesianPairContract -> CartesianPair
\overline{p}^i \overline{q}^i
\text{CartesianPairContract}\left(\overline{p},\overline{q}\right)
\overline{p}\cdot \overline{q}
[CartesianIndex[i], CartesianMomentum[p]] CartesianPair[CartesianIndex[j], CartesianMomentum[q]] CartesianPair[CartesianIndex[i], CartesianIndex[j]]
CartesianPair
% /. CartesianPair -> CartesianPairContract
% /. CartesianPairContract -> CartesianPair
\overline{p}^i \overline{q}^j \bar{\delta }^{ij}
\text{CartesianPairContract}\left(\overline{p},\overline{q}\right)
\overline{p}\cdot \overline{q}
[CartesianIndex[i], CartesianMomentum[p + q]] CartesianPair[CartesianIndex[i], CartesianMomentum[r + s]]
CartesianPair
% /. CartesianPair -> CartesianPairContract
% /. CartesianPairContract -> CartesianPair
\left(\overline{p}+\overline{q}\right)^i \left(\overline{r}+\overline{s}\right)^i
\text{CartesianPairContract}\left(\overline{p}+\overline{q},\overline{r}+\overline{s}\right)
(\overline{p}+\overline{q})\cdot (\overline{r}+\overline{s})