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YITP Workshop Strings and Fields, 25 July 2014 Exact vs. High-Energy symmetries in String Scattering Amplitudes Shoichi Kawamoto (National Center for Theoretical Sciences, Taiwan) Based on Nucl.Phy Phys. s.B885(2 (2014) ) 225 with


  1. YITP Workshop “Strings and Fields”, 25 July 2014 Exact vs. High-Energy symmetries in String Scattering Amplitudes Shoichi Kawamoto (National Center for Theoretical Sciences, Taiwan) Based on Nucl.Phy Phys. s.B885(2 (2014) ) 225 with Chuan-Tsung Chan and Dan Tomino

  2. High-energy scatterings in string theory String theory scattering amplitudes (bosonic open 4-pt amplitudes) : vertex operators Fixed-angle High-energy limit: Can be evaluated by the saddle point method [Gross-Mende, Gross-Manes, ...] Polynomials in momenta “Veneziano” part including 2 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  3. Linear relations and high-energy symmetry? Simple relations among amplitudes [Gross] Helicity basis in the CM frame Scattering plane : linear relation • Infinitely many linear relations High-energy symmetry: • New identity due to enhancement of symmetry? cf) Decoupling of “high-energy zero-norm states” [Lee, Chan, Yi, Ho, Teraguchi, Lin, Ko, Mitsuka, ...] 3 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  4. Plan 1. Introduction 2. Deformation of vertex operators and relation among amplitudes [Moore ('93)] 3. High-energy expansion 4. Conclusion and Discussion 4 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  5. Bracket operation : “deformer” operator Example: : “seed” operator Mutually local: 5 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  6. Bracket operators • Deformation = Specific form of the polarization tensor Observation: • The resultant operator level is determined by q. k • There are infinitely many choices to give an operator at a level 6 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  7. Moore's exact identity: Sketch Contour deformation 7 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  8. Moore's exact identity: 4-pt amplitudes With this becomes a relation among amplitudes In general, 8 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  9. Example: from exact relation to H.E. relations Deformer: Seed: Deformation of 3rd and 4th operators trivially vanish. 9 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  10. Explicit forms of the exact relation Using This holds for arbitrary Want to translate them to asymptotic high-energy relations. 10 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  11. High-energy limit and set of “Ward identities” • Different set of vertex operators • Equal set of momenta We may want • The same basis for polarizations (the scattering planes are tilted) Deformation of momentum: Mass shell conditions: High-energy limit In CM frame, 11 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  12. A convenient basis for physical amplitudes Standard helicity basis: (for 1st state) Rearrange Helicity basis w.r.t. the deformation momentum q The physical bracket operator: Corresponding state Original basis 12 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  13. Asymptotic expansion of the exact relations Moore's relation in terms of “familiar amplitudes” Fixed angle expansion: Expand the amplitudes and the coefficients: Coefficients are functions of : Known from the kinematics : unknowns to be determined From this expansion, we find constraints on the leading order amplitudes. 13 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  14. Asymptotic expansion of the exact relations 14 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  15. Asymptotic expansion of the exact relations For leading order part, we can find some linear relations: An inter-level relation Known linear relation Subleading relations: Rotational symmetry: In this way, we can extract lots of nontrivial relations among amplitudes. 15 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  16. Another example considered We have also calculated a bit more involved example: Massive deformer and a level 3 state appears Derive various (known) linear relations, but not all of them Amplitudes are related to one another in a complicated manner. There are infinitely many ways to construct a given level vertex operator. Through many other amplitudes, they would be related. 16 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  17. Conclusion (or observation) We have understood: High-energy expansion of the relations from bracket deformation leads to high-energy relations systematically. “Change of frame” coefficients from the deformation momentum q (q indeed connects asymptotic amplitudes) 17 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  18. High-energy symmetry in String Theory? Hint? : Leading energy part with respect to the scattering plane Reduction of degrees of freedom? [Gross-Manes] DDF operators in closed string theory Kac-Moody algebra [West-Gaberdiel] Some algebra from Bracket deformation? So far, not promising. Special choice of q: Referring to other states [West][Moore] Troidal compactification 18 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  19. Future directions... We want to understand ... Multi-point amplitudes and higher genus Another limit, such as Regge limit [NCTU group] Deformation of vertex operators and world-sheet symmetries …. What is the (high-energy) stringy symmetry? 19 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

  20. Thank you for your attention! 20 Shoichi Kawamoto (NCTS)

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