We investigate loop corrections to the four-point function of identical scalar operators in a four-dimensional large N conformal field theory, holographically dual to AdS with a quartic interaction. We focus on the universal part of the correlator that, at any order in 1/N, is completely determined by tree-level data. We show how this contribution controls the part of the anomalous dimensions of double-trace operators, that exhibits a characteristic log ℓ dependence at large spin ℓ. We resum these effects to all orders in 1/N and show that they admit a natural effective description in AdS. Finally, by reformulating the problem in Mellin space, we demonstrate that the same contribution corresponds to consecutive unitarity cuts of bubble diagrams in the flat-space limit.
Bubbles in AdS / Bissi, A., Fardelli, G., Khansari, M.R.. - In: JOURNAL OF HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS. - ISSN 1029-8479. - 2026:3(2026). [10.1007/JHEP03(2026)246]
Bubbles in AdS
Agnese Bissi;Mohammad Reza Khansari
2026-01-01
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We investigate loop corrections to the four-point function of identical scalar operators in a four-dimensional large N conformal field theory, holographically dual to AdS with a quartic interaction. We focus on the universal part of the correlator that, at any order in 1/N, is completely determined by tree-level data. We show how this contribution controls the part of the anomalous dimensions of double-trace operators, that exhibits a characteristic log ℓ dependence at large spin ℓ. We resum these effects to all orders in 1/N and show that they admit a natural effective description in AdS. Finally, by reformulating the problem in Mellin space, we demonstrate that the same contribution corresponds to consecutive unitarity cuts of bubble diagrams in the flat-space limit.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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