We find a new Penrose limit of AdS(5) x S-5 that gives the maximally symmetric pp-wave background of type-IIB string theory in a coordinate system that has a manifest space-like isometry. This induces a new pp-wave/gauge-theory duality which on the gauge theory side involves a novel scaling limit of N = 4 SYM theory. The new Penrose limit, when applied to AdS(5) x S-5/Z(M), yields a pp-wave with a space-like circle. The dual gauge theory description involves a triple scaling limit of an N = 2 quiver gauge theory. We present in detail the map between gauge theory operators and string theory states including winding states, and verify agreement between the energy eigenvalues obtained from string theory and those computed in gauge theory, at least to one-loop order in the planar limit. We furthermore consider other related new Penrose limits and explain how these limits can be understood as part of a more general framework.
Gauge theory description of compactified pp waves / Bertolini, Matteo; de Boer, J.; Harmark, T.; Imeroni, E.; Obers, N. A.. - In: JOURNAL OF HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS. - ISSN 1029-8479. - 7:1(2003), pp. 313-376. [10.1088/1126-6708/2003/01/016]
Gauge theory description of compactified pp waves
Bertolini, Matteo;
2003-01-01
Abstract
We find a new Penrose limit of AdS(5) x S-5 that gives the maximally symmetric pp-wave background of type-IIB string theory in a coordinate system that has a manifest space-like isometry. This induces a new pp-wave/gauge-theory duality which on the gauge theory side involves a novel scaling limit of N = 4 SYM theory. The new Penrose limit, when applied to AdS(5) x S-5/Z(M), yields a pp-wave with a space-like circle. The dual gauge theory description involves a triple scaling limit of an N = 2 quiver gauge theory. We present in detail the map between gauge theory operators and string theory states including winding states, and verify agreement between the energy eigenvalues obtained from string theory and those computed in gauge theory, at least to one-loop order in the planar limit. We furthermore consider other related new Penrose limits and explain how these limits can be understood as part of a more general framework.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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