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Scalar triangle Feynman integral (C=∫(2π)4d4ℓ​D0​D1​D2​1​)

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In mostly-minus signature, take Dj​=(ℓ+rj​)2−m2+i0. Feynman parameters and a momentum shift give
C=−16π2i​∫xj​≥0​dx0​dx1​dx2​δ(1−∑j​xj​)[m2−∑i<j​xi​xj​(ri​−rj​)2−i0]−1.
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For massive internal lines this is ultraviolet finite in four dimensions. Physical external kinematics can still create threshold cuts, encoded by the Feynman i-epsilon prescription.

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