On the Four-Loop Higgs–Gluon Form Factor in Entire-Function Quantum Field Theory

In particle physics the virtual N3LO contribution to gluon-fusion Higgs production in the Standard Model requires four-loop multi-scale QCD amplitudes that in dimensional regularization are dominated by singular integral reduction and difficult master-integral evaluations. In this note we show that a nonlocal UV completion makes each fixed-order four-loop Feynman diagram fully convergent in four dimensions while keeping the analytic structure needed for Lehmann–Symanzik–Zimmermann (LSZ) reduction formula. For gluon-fusion gg → H we derive a closed form Schwinger-parameter representation where all loop-momentum integrals are performed analytically and thus leaving finite parameter integrals viable for direct numerical evaluation without needing the usual UV subtractions. This method heps to isolate the collider-hard contribution as a convergent four-loop form factor. The strong coupling then is defined by a finite normalization condition in the entire-function regularization scheme and it is related to the MS‾ coupling by finite matching where after this matching, the regulator-dependent corrections decouple in the local limit EM → ∞.