30 research outputs found
A Lattice Formulation of Two Dimensional Topological Field Theory
We propose a non-perturbative criterion to investigate whether supersymmetric
lattice gauge theories preserving partial SUSY can have the desired continuum
limit or not. Since the target continuum theories of the lattice models are
extended supersymmetric gauge theories including the topological field theory
(TFT) as a special subsector, the continuum limits of them should reproduce the
properties of the TFT. Therefore, whether the property of the TFT can be
recovered at the continuum limit becomes a non-perturbative criterion. Then we
accept it as a criterion. In this paper, among the topological properties, we
investigate the BRST cohomology on the two dimensional
CKKU lattice model without moduli fixing mass term. We show that the BRST
cohomology in the target continuum theory cannot be realized from the BRST
cohomology on the lattice. From this result, we obtain the possible implication
that the CKKU model cannot recover the target continuum
theory if the non-perturbative effects are taken into account.Comment: Submitted for the SUSY07 proceedings, 4 pages, LaTeX, no figure,
typos corrected, references adde
Note on massless bosonic states in two-dimensional field theories
In a wide class of invariant two-dimensional
super-renormalizable field theories, the parity-odd part of the two-point
function of global currents is completely determined by a fermion one-loop
diagram. For any non-trivial fermion content, the two-point function possesses
a massless pole which corresponds to massless bosonic physical states. As an
application, we show that two-dimensional supersymmetric
gauge theory without a superpotential possesses symmetry
and contains one massless bosonic state per fixed spatial momentum. The
supersymmetric pure Yang-Mills theory possesses
symmetry, and there exist at least three massless
bosonic states.Comment: 17pages, 4 figures, uses PTPTeX.cls and feynMF, added an appendi
Perturbative Study of the Supersymmetric Lattice Theory from Matrix Model
We study the lattice model for the supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory in two
dimensions proposed by Cohen, Kaplan, Katz, and Unsal. We re-examine the formal
proof for the absence of susy breaking counter terms as well as the stability
of the vacuum by an explicit perturbative calculation for the case of U(2)
gauge group. Introducing fermion masses and treating the bosonic zero momentum
mode nonperturbatively, we avoid the infra-red divergences in the perturbative
calculation. As a result, we find that there appear mass counter terms for
finite volume which vanish in the infinite volume limit so that the theory
needs no fine-tuning. We also find that the supersymmetry plays an important
role in stabilizing the lattice space-time by the deconstruction.Comment: 36 pages, 18 figures; typos corrected, some definitions added,
appendix including feynman dyagram delete
M-Theory Superalgebra From Multiple Membranes
We investigate space-time supersymmetry of the model of multiple M2-branes
proposed by Bagger-Lambert and Gustavsson. When there is a central element in
Lie 3-algebra, the model possesses an extra symmetry shifting the fermions in
the central element. Together with the original worldvolume supersymmetry
transformation, we construct major part of the eleven dimensional space-time
super-Poincar\'{e} algebra with central extensions. Implications to transverse
five-branes in the matrix model for M-theory are also discussed.Comment: v1 1+17 pages; v2 refs adde
Unitarity, Crossing Symmetry and Duality of the S-matrix in large N Chern-Simons theories with fundamental matter
We present explicit computations and conjectures for scattering
matrices in large {\it } Chern-Simons theories coupled to fundamental
bosonic or fermionic matter to all orders in the 't Hooft coupling expansion.
The bosonic and fermionic S-matrices map to each other under the recently
conjectured Bose-Fermi duality after a level-rank transposition. The S-matrices
presented in this paper may be regarded as relativistic generalization of
Aharonov-Bohm scattering. They have unusual structural features: they include a
non analytic piece localized on forward scattering, and obey modified crossing
symmetry rules. We conjecture that these unusual features are properties of
S-matrices in all Chern-Simons matter theories. The S-matrix in one of the
exchange channels in our paper has an anyonic character; the parameter map of
the conjectured Bose-Fermi duality may be derived by equating the anyonic phase
in the bosonic and fermionic theories.Comment: 66 pages+ 45 pages appendices, 20 figures, Few typos corrected and
few references adde