34 research outputs found
AdS/CFT for Four-Point Amplitudes involving Gravitino Exchange
In this paper we compute the tree-level four-point scattering amplitude of
two dilatini and two axion-dilaton fields in type IIB supergravity in AdS5 x
S5. A special feature of this process is that there is an "exotic" channel in
which there are no singleparticle poles. Another novelty is that this process
involves the exchange of a bulk gravitino. The amplitude is interpreted in
terms of N = 4 supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory at large 't Hooft coupling.
Properties of the Operator Product Expansion are used to analyze the various
contributions from single- and double-trace operators in the weak and strongly
coupled regimes, and to determine the anomalous dimensions of semi-short
operators. The analysis is particularly clear in the exotic channel, given the
absence of BPS states.Comment: 32 pages, 1 figure. Published Version. Minor change
Propagators for p-forms in AdS_{2p+1} and correlation functions in the AdS_7/(2,0) CFT correspondence
In AdS_{2p+1} we construct propagators for p-forms whose lagrangians contain
terms of the form A / d A. In particular we explore the case of forms
satisfying ``self duality in odd dimensions'', and the case of forms with a
topological mass term. We point out that the ``complete'' set of maximally
symmetric bitensors previously used in all the other propagator papers is
incomplete - there exists another bitensor which can and does appear in the
formulas for the propagators in this particular case. Nevertheless, its
presence does not affect the other propagators computed so far.
On the AdS side of the correspondence we compute the 2 and 3 point functions
involving the self-dual tensor of the maximal 7d gauged supergravity (sugra),
S_{\mu\nu\rho}. Since the 7 dimensional antisymmetric self-dual tensor obeys
first order field equations (S + * d S=0), to get a nonvanishing 2 point
function we add a certain boundary term (to satisfy the variational principle
on a manifold with boundary) to the 7d action. The 3 point functions we compute
are of the type SSB and SBB, describing vertex interactions with the gauge
fields B_{\mu}.Comment: 21 pages, Latex file, one reference adde
Four graviton scattering amplitude from supersymmetric orbifold sigma model
In the IR limit the Matrix string theory is expected to be described by the
supersymmetric orbifold sigma model. Recently Dijkgraaf, Verlinde
and Verlinde proposed a vertex that may describe the type IIA string
interaction. In this paper using this interaction vertex we derive the four
graviton scattering amplitude from the orbifold model in the large limit.Comment: latex, 35 pages, misprints are corrected, the final version to appear
in Nucl.Phys.
New Results from Glueball Superpotentials and Matrix Models: the Leigh-Strassler Deformation
Using the result of a matrix model computation of the exact glueball
superpotential, we investigate the relevant mass perturbations of the
Leigh-Strassler marginal ``q'' deformation of N=4 supersymmetric gauge theory.
We recall a conjecture for the elliptic superpotential that describes the
theory compactified on a circle and identify this superpotential as one of the
Hamiltonians of the elliptic Ruijsenaars-Schneider integrable system. In the
limit that the Leigh-Strassler deformation is turned off, the integrable system
reduces to the elliptic Calogero-Moser system which describes the N=1^* theory.
Based on these results, we identify the Coulomb branch of the partially
mass-deformed Leigh-Strassler theory as the spectral curve of the
Ruijsenaars-Schneider system. We also show how the Leigh-Strassler deformation
may be obtained by suitably modifying Witten's M theory brane construction of
N=2 theories.Comment: 13 pages, JHEP, amstex, changed JHEP to JHEP
Electron neutrino mass scale in spectrum of Dirac equation with the 5-form flux term on the AdS(5)xS(5) background
Dimensional reduction from 10 to 5 dimensions of the IIB supergravity Dirac
equation written down on the AdS(5)xS(5) (+ self-dual 5-form) background
provides the unambiguous values of bulk masses of Fermions in the effective 5D
Randall Sundrum theory. The use of "untwisted" and "twisted" (hep-th/0012378)
boundary conditions at the UV and IR ends of the warped space-time results in
two towers of spectrum of Dirac equation: the ordinary one which is linear in
spectral number and the "twisted" one exponentially decreasing with growth of
spectral number. Taking into account of the Fermion-5-form interaction
(hep-th/9811106) gives the electron neutrino mass scale in the "twisted"
spectrum of Dirac equation. Profiles in extra space of the eigenfunctions of
left and right "neutrinos" drastically differ which may result in the extremely
small coupling of light right neutrino with ordinary matter thus joining it to
plethora of candidates for Dark Matter.Comment: 11 page
Comments on Supersymmetry Algebra and Contact Term in Matrix String Theory
Following hep-th/0309238 relating the matrix string theory to the light-cone
superstring field theory, we write down two supercharges in the matrix string
theory explicitly. After checking the supersymmetry algebra at the leading
order, we proceed to discuss higher-order contact terms.Comment: 17 pages, no figures, v2: eq. (5.1) and related appendices corrected,
v3: final version to appear in JHE
Bound States in the AdS/CFT Correspondence
We consider a massive scalar field theory in anti-de Sitter space, in both
minimally and non-minimally coupled cases. We introduce a relevant double-trace
perturbation at the boundary, by carefully identifying the correct source and
generating functional for the corresponding conformal operator. We show that
such relevant double-trace perturbation introduces changes in the coefficients
in the boundary terms of the action, which in turn govern the existence of a
bound state in the bulk. For instance, we show that the usual action,
containing no additional boundary terms, gives rise to a bound state, which can
be avoided only through the addition of a proper boundary term. Another
notorious example is that of a conformally coupled scalar field, supplemented
by a Gibbons-Hawking term, for which there is no associated bound state. In
general, in both minimally and non-minimally coupled cases, we explicitly
compute the boundary terms which give rise to a bound state, and which ones do
not. In the non-minimally coupled case, and when the action is supplemented by
a Gibbons-Hawking term, this also fixes allowed values of the coupling
coefficient to the metric. We interpret our results as the fact that the
requirement to satisfy the Breitenlohner-Freedman bound does not suffice to
prevent tachyonic behavior from existing in the bulk, as it must be
supplemented by additional conditions on the coefficients in the boundary terms
of the action.Comment: 32 pages, Latex. v2: added comments and clarifications, minor
changes. v3: corrected wrong result in the non-minimally coupled case, added
reference, minor changes. v4: Added new results and discussions, parts of the
paper are rewritten. Final version to be published in Phys.Rev.
Four-point correlators with higher weight superconformal primaries in the AdS/CFT Correspondence
The four-point correlation function of two 1/2 BPS primaries of conformal
weight and two 1/2-BPS primaries of conformal weight is
calculated in the large 't Hooft, large limit. These operators are dual to
Kaluza-Klein supergravity fields with masses and .
Given that the existing formalism for evaluating sums of products of SO(6)
tensors that determine the effective couplings is only suitable for primaries
with small conformal dimensions, we make us of an alternative formalism based
on harmonic polynomials introduced by Dolan and Osborn.
We then show that the supergravity lagrangian relevant to the computation is
of sigma-model type (i.e., the four-derivative couplings vanish) and that the
final result for the connected amplitude splits into a free and an interacting
part, as expected on general grounds.Comment: 31 pages, 4 figure
Poisson-Lie generalization of the Kazhdan-Kostant-Sternberg reduction
The trigonometric Ruijsenaars-Schneider model is derived by symplectic
reduction of Poisson-Lie symmetric free motion on the group U(n). The commuting
flows of the model are effortlessly obtained by reducing canonical free flows
on the Heisenberg double of U(n). The free flows are associated with a very
simple Lax matrix, which is shown to yield the Ruijsenaars-Schneider Lax matrix
upon reduction.Comment: 13 pages, LaTeX, minor modifications and references added in v
A new dynamical reflection algebra and related quantum integrable systems
We propose a new dynamical reflection algebra, distinct from the previous
dynamical boundary algebra and semi-dynamical reflection algebra. The
associated Yang-Baxter equations, coactions, fusions, and commuting traces are
derived. Explicit examples are given and quantum integrable Hamiltonians are
constructed. They exhibit features similar to the Ruijsenaars-Schneider
Hamiltonians.Comment: 16 pages v2: signs in the classical reflection algebra correcte