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Unitarity and the Forward Direction in Theories with Long-Range Forces
Integrating scattering amplitudes over the forward direction, and consequently the unitarity constraints one extracts from such integrals, can appear ambiguous in theories with long-range forces. Standard techniques for bounding EFT couplings then typically produce bounds that depend on an arbitrary
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