Abstract
We study the generalized -split of higher-derivative amplitudes, including Yang-Mills (YM) and Gravity (GR) amplitudes with special insertions of higher-derivative vertices, by expanding them into , , and amplitude, respectively. By leveraging the established -split properties of these constituent theories, we show that these higher-derivative amplitudes -- which also exhibit another newly discovered phenomenon called hidden zero -- do not factorize into a single product of two currents. Instead, their factorization universally appears as a sum of multiple -split contributions.
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