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ABJ Partition function Wilson Loops and Seiberg Duality with H. Awata, K. Nii (Nagoya U) & M. Shigemori (YITP) (1212.2966 & to appear soon) KIAS Pre-Strings 2013 Shinji Hirano (University of the Witwatersrand)

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KIAS Pre-Strings 2013. w ith H. Awata , K . Nii (Nagoya U) & M. Shigemori (YITP) (1212.2966 & to appear soon). ABJ Partition function Wilson Loops and Seiberg Duality. Shinji Hirano ( University of the Witwatersrand ). ABJ(M) Conjecture Aharony -Bergman- Jefferis -( Maldacena ). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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ABJ Partition function Wilson Loops

and Seiberg Duality

with H. Awata, K. Nii (Nagoya U) & M. Shigemori (YITP)(1212.2966 & to appear soon)

KIAS Pre-Strings 2013

Shinji Hirano (University of the Witwatersrand)

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ABJ(M) Conjecture Aharony-Bergman-Jefferis-(Maldacena)

M-theory on AdS4 x S7/Zk with (discrete) torsion C3

II

N=6 U(N1)k x U(N1+M)-k CSM theory

for large N1 and finite k

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Discrete torsion

( fractional M2 = wrapped M5 )

IIA regime

large N1 and large k with λ = N1/k fixed

S7/Zk CP3 & C3 B2

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Higher spin conjecture(Chang-Minwalla-Sharma-Yin)

N = 6 parity-violating Vasiliev’s higher spin theory

on AdS4

IIN = 6 U(N1)k x U(N2)-k CSM theory

with large N1 and k with fixed N1/k and finite N2

where

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Why ABJ(M)? We are used to the idea

Localization of ABJ(M) theory

Classical Gravity

Strongly Coupled Gauge Theory @ large N

Strongly Coupled Gauge Theory @ finite N

“Quantum Gravity”

Integrability goes both ways and deals with non-BPS but large N

Localization goes this way and deals only with BPS but finite N

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Progress to date The ABJM partition function ( N1 = N, M = 0 )

Perturbative “Quantum Gravity” Partition Function II

Airy Function

A mismatch in 1/N correction

AdS radius shift

Leading

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Why ABJ?1. Does Airy persist with the AdS radius

shift with B field ? (presumably yes)

2. A prediction on the AdS4 higher spin partition function

3. A study of Seiberg duality

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In this talk1. Study ABJ partition function & Wilson

loops and their behaviors under Seiberg duality

2. Do not answer Q1 & Q2 but make progress to the point that these answers are within the reach

3. Answer Q3 with reasonable satisfaction

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ABJ Partition Function

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Our Strategy

rank N2 - N2

Analytic continuation

perform all the eigenvalue integrals (Gaussian!)

U(N1) x U(N2) Lens space matrix model

ABJ Partition Function/Wilson loops

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ABJ(M) Matrix Model• Localization yields (A = Φ = 0, D = - σ)

one-loop

where gs = -2πi/k

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Lens space Matrix Model

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Change of variables

VandermondeCosh Sinh

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Gaussian integrals

Completely Gaussian!

N=N1+N2

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multiple q-hypergeometricfunction

The lens space partition function

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1. (q-Barnes G function)

(q-Gamma)

(q-number)

2. (q-Pochhammer)

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U(1) x U(N2) case

U(2) x U(N2) caseq-hypergeometric function(q-ultraspherical function)

Schur Q-polynomial

double q-hypergeometricfunction

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Analytic Continuation

Lens space MM ABJ MM

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ABJ Partition FunctionU(N1) x U(N2) = U(N1) x U(N1+M) theory U(M) CS

Note: ZCS(M)k = 0 for M > k (SUSY breaking)

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Integral Representation The sum is a formal series

not convergent, not well-defined at for even k

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The following integral representation renders the sum well-defined

regularized & analytically continued in the entire q-plane (“non-perturbative completion”)

P poles NP poles

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s

integration contour I

perturbative

non-perturbative

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U(1)k x U(N)-k case (abelian Vasiliev on AdS4)

This is simple enough to study the higher spin limit

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ABJ Wilson Loops

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1/6 BPS Wilson loops with winding n

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Wilson loop results

for N1 < N2

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for N1 < N2

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1/2 BPS Wilson loop with winding n

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s

integration contour I

perturbative

non-perturbative

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Seiberg Duality

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U(N1)k x U(N1+M)-k = U(N1+k-M)k x U(N1)-k

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Partition function (Example)

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The partition functions of the dual pair

More generally

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Fundamental Wilson loops 1/6 BPS Wilson loops

1/2 BPS Wilson loops

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Discussions1. The Seiberg duality can be proven for

general N1 and N2

2. Wilson loops in general representations 3. The Fermi gas approach to the ABJ theory

(non-interacting & only simple change in the density matrix)

4. Interesting to study the transition from higher spin fields to strings

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The End