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25 Dec. 2009 @ YITP workshop on BH in higher dimensions 09 Application of String Theory and Sugra Solution Koji Hashimoto (RIKEN) arXiv: 0909.12196 w/ Heng-Yu Chen (Madison), Shunji Matsuura (KITP) Relax [Klebanov, Tseytlin, 0002159]


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Application of String Theory and Sugra Solution

Koji Hashimoto (RIKEN)

25 Dec. 2009 @ YITP workshop on BH in higher dimensions 09

w/ Heng-Yu Chen (Madison), Shunji Matsuura (KITP) arXiv: 0909.12196

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Relax… KT KS MN BMN LLM

[Klebanov, Tseytlin, 0002159] [Maldacena, Nunez, 0008001] [Klebanov, Strassler, 0007191] [Berenstein, Maldacena, Nastase, 0202021] [Lin, Lunin, Maldacena, 0409174]

These are important geometries for string theorists …..… Why important?

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Plan

  • 1. Need of gravity solutions 4 pages
  • 2. My Sugra analysis 5 pages
  • 3. Motivation for the computations 4 pages
  • 4. Sugra back-reaction and “physics”

10 pages

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1. Need of gravity solutions

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Motivation for a superstring theorist N=4 Super YM in 4d AdS5 x S5 geometry of IIB sugra

Corresp.

Deform Gauge theory in different dimensions, with lower supersymmetries, with various matter fields

?

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Possible ways of the deformations Requirement : Clear deformations on the both sides ! Ex.1) Introduction of matter fields by “flavor D-branes” “Probe approximation” : Nc >> Nf Throwing away important gauge dynamics… “Nc ~ Nf” effects : beyond quenching, Seiberg dualities, Color-flavor locking, … Ex.3) Geometrically clear deformations Ex.2) SUSY + boundary informations Higher supersymmetries constrains geometries, and AdS/CFT dictionary at boundary fixes them. Non-commutative YM, bubbling geometry

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[Witten (98)]

Gravity solution for pure YM without SUSY Nc D4-branes wrapping S1 Gaugino : antiperiodic 4d bosonic YM at low energy Gravity solution What is cleaver about this geometry : How to break susy is specified field theory dual is clear Double-Wick rotated AdS7 x S4 blackhole (written with 11 dim. supergravity notation)

[Gibbons, Maeda (88)]

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Techniques demanded D-brane consruction of gauge theories : well established Supergravity solutions ??? Gravity solutions for even simple intersecting D-branes have not been constructed explicitly What have been done : Back-reaction solved order by order in Nf / Nc …. Smearing of D-branes….

[Lunin (0706.3396)]

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  • 2. My Sugra

analysis

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My SUGRA analysis I would like to compute … A back reaction of spiky D7-brane probe in AdS5 BH Large BH AdS5 x S5 D7 On the D7, from the tip, electric flux is generated Spike (scalar charge) is translation invariant under x1, x2, x3

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D7 spike solution Background: D7-action : Spike solution

See [Karch,O’Bannon(07)]

We turn on only

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A SUGRA back reaction : step 1/3 Electric flux on D7 = source for NSNS B-field in the bulk We show D7 electric field back-reacts to generate Expansion of this in terms of B gives a source term Using The tip ~ rigid cone,

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Relevant part of the IIB SUGRA is Substituting the background 5-form flux, we obtain With the D7 source term, the EOM is A SUGRA back reaction : step 2/3

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Integrating this equation over the space, we get This provides a back-reaction for the constant 3-form flux, A SUGRA back reaction : step 3/3 Note: (1) Consistent with the F(3) EOM. “Baryon vertex”! (2) It is a back reaction, (3) This computation holds also for BH case. (4) Dilaton/gravity back-reactions ignored.

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  • 3. Motivation for the

computations

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Exploring QCD phase diagram Hadron QGP 2SC? CFL?

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2SC : CFL :

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CFL in strongly-coupled QCD? For large chemical potential, perturbative QCD helps. For very small chemical potential, Lattice QCD helps. Phase transition cannot be studied by these Holographic QCD may help?

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  • Nc D3: 0123
  • Nf D7: 0123 4567

Toy model of QCD : N=2 SQCD D3 Flavor D7 distance ~ quark mass D3-D7 model N=2 SQCD

[Karch, Katz (0205236)]

Quarks are accompanied by Squarks When baryon chemical potential is turned on, the squarks get condensed first! Color-Flavor Locking = Higgs phase

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Realization of Higgs phase D3 D7 YM instanton Dissolution of D3 into D7 = YM instanton = Squark condensation (Higgs phase) We will show : In D3-D7 set up of holographic N=2 SQCD, baryon chemical potential induces a size moduli potential for YM instanton on D7

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  • 4. Sugra

back-reaction and “physics”

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Chemical potential and phase transition at T=0 “Minkowski” embedding “Black Hole” embedding BH embedding is favored for

[Kobayashi,Mateos,Matsuura, Myers,Thomson (06)] [Nakamura,Seo,Sin,Yogendran (07)] [Gohroku,Ishihara,Nakamura(07)] [Karch,O’Bannon(07)]

Chemical potential is introduced as asymptotic value of on the D7. :constant Spike solution

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Instanton on the flat D7 instanton Using a formula for self-dual the D7 action becomes This is canceled by the CS term produced by No moduli potential

[Guralnik,Kovacs,Kulik(04)] [Apreda,Erdmenger,Evans,Guralnik(05)]

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Our first trial : combining the two We combine the spike and the instanton for “Effective metric” as seen by the instanton is This is a conformally flat metric, which allows instanton Calcellation of DBI and CS term, again No potential for the size moduli of the instanton! No favored Higgs phase….. ????

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Inclusion of the Sugra backreaction The background generates a CS term, We substitute the BPST instanton, Potential for the instanton size moduli ! On the D7-brane, there is a RR coupling

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Favoring Color-Flavor Locking Monotonically decreasing function Instanton is dynamically dissolved! CFL favored

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Necessity of the RR 3-form flux Charge conservation : Nc D3 D5 Nc F1 D7 Nc electric flux Nc-1 Nc electric charge (Nc-1) electric charge + D3 The instanton (=D3) should be 1/Nc electrically charged ! Sugra back reaction should give 1/Nc RR 3-form flux ! Electrically charged instanton is given by a CS term

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Our result “Minkowski” embedding “Black Hole” embedding + D3 dissolved mesonic phase CFL Higgs CFL Higgs phase is favored for

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Phase transition at finite T BH embedding is favored for large

[Kobayashi,Mateos,Matsuura, Myers,Thomson (06)] [Nakamura,Seo,Sin,Yogendran (07)] [Gohroku,Ishihara,Nakamura(07)] [Karch,O’Bannon(07)]

The phase diagram proposed so far is What will happen if we include the D3-dissolving mechanism?

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Thermal potential For the BH embedding with finite temperature at zero baryon density, it is known that instanton moduli potential is induced and minimized at finite size

[Apreda, Erdmenger, Evans, Guralnik(05)]

Adding the baryon density induces a potential Competition with the thermal potential Phase transition

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Resultant phase diagram

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  • 6. Conclusion
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Summary In holographic N=2 SQCD, we show CFL via dynamical squark condensation for chemical potential > squark mass Physics involved : Dissolution of D3 into D7 Baryon vertex and charge conservation Induced CS term and instanton size moduli SUGRA back reaction

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Questions Problem1) We separate one D3-brane from the other. No justification. I am just afraid of trying to solve the full EOM of Sugra with complete backreaction. Problem2) We computed only RR 3-form / NSNS 2-form backreaction. It is just an assumption that the D7 backreaction can be ignored. Again, I am just afraid of … Necessity of more Sugra analysis!