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DIS Dijet Production: An operator basis bridging eikonal and TMD regimes

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We propose an operator basis for the unpolarized deep-inelastic scattering (DIS) quark-antiquark dijet production process smoothly connecting the all-twist eikonal regime to the back-to-back leading-twist TMD regime at arbitrary Bjorken x. Starting from the background-field quark propagator we construct an operator basis that organizes the eikonal and twist expansions within a unified formulation. Utilizing this operator basis we derive the dijet production amplitudes retaining all contributions required by either the leading-eikonal or the leading-twist description. In the eikonal limit the resulting amplitudes reproduce the all-twist Color Glass Condensate result, while in the back-to-back limit they reduce to the leading-twist gluon TMD-based result at arbitrary x. The operator basis can be systematically extended to include sub-eikonal and higher-twist corrections. Further, by examining the relationship of this operator basis to the improved TMD (iTMD) factorization we recover the iTMD structure in the eikonal limit. However, we find at non-zero x the transverse resummation generates longitudinal phases that prevent factorization in terms of a conventional TMD operator.

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Tiyasa Kar, Swagato Mukherjee, Vladimir Skokov, Shaswat Tiwari, Fei Yao. 2026-09-11. DIS Dijet Production: An operator basis bridging eikonal and TMD regimes. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.12363

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