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Emergent bubbling geometries in gauge theories with SU(2|4) symmetry Goro Ishiki (YITP) arXiv:1406.1337[hep-th] JHEP 1405,075(2014) JHEP 1302,148(2013) Collaborators Y. Asano (Kyoto U), T. Okada (Riken), S.Shimasaki


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Emergent bubbling geometries in gauge theories with SU(2|4) symmetry

Goro Ishiki (YITP)

・arXiv:1406.1337[hep-th] ・JHEP 1405,075(2014) ・JHEP 1302,148(2013)

Collaborators

  • Y. Asano (Kyoto U), T. Okada (Riken), S.Shimasaki (KEK)
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Introduction

◆ In gauge/gravity correspondence 10D(11D) geometry should be emergent in gauge theories It is not clear how 10D (11D) background geometry in string theory is realized in corresponding gauge theory

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Motivation

◆ Generic description of 10D geometry in terms of gauge theory DOF is not known yet. ◆ What about other gauge theories ??? ◆ We need to construct more examples to find a general principle for gauge theoretic description of geometry. ◆ A nice example of emergent geometry was given by LLM geometry and chiral primary operators in N=4 SYM

[Lin-Lunin-Maldacena, Berenstein, Takayama-Tsuchiya]

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Our setup and result

◆ We consider gauge theories with SU(2|4) symmetry. ◆ Dual geometries for these theories were constructed by Lin-Maldacena

  • Gauge theories with SU(2|4) sym

N=4 SYM on R×S3/Zk N=8 SYM on R×S2

  • Plane wave (BMN) matrix model

◆ Applying localization, we find ¼ BPS sector of gauge theories are also described by the same electrostatic system as the gravity side

LM geometry Gauge theories with SU(2|4) Electrostatic system dual Electrostatic system

LM geometry is characterized by a certain electrostatic system.

Localization (our result) [LLM, LM]

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Contents

1. Intoroduction 2. Gauge theories with SU(2|4) symmetry 3. Lin-Maldacena geometry 4. Localization in gauge theory and emergent LM geometry

  • 5. Summary and outlook
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  • 2. Gauge theories with SU(2|4) symmetry
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Gauge theories with SU(2|4) symmetry

N=4 SYM on R×S3/Zk N=8 SYM on R×S2

  • Plane wave matrix model (PWMM)

◆ Common features

・Massive ・SU(2|4) (16 SUSY) ・Many discrete vacua Holonomy Monopoles Fuzzy spheres ・Gravity dual for theory around each vacuum [Lin-Maldacena] 4D N=4 SYM on R×S3 Truncation of KK modes on S3

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PWMM

◆ symmetry = 16 SUSY + ◆ Vacua:fuzzy sphere (representation of SU(2) generators)

Irreducible decomposition Labelled by &

◆ Mass deformation of BFSS matrix model

dim irrep multiplicity

[Berenstein-Maldacena-Nastase]

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  • 4. Lin-Maldacena geometry
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Lin-Maldacena geometry

◆ SU(2|4) symmetric solution in IIA SUGRA ・Solution depends only on a single function ・EOM ⇒ satisfies the Laplace equation in a certain axially symmetric electrostatic system

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Electro static system for LM geometry

Infinitely large conducting plate conducting disks z-coodinate of disks Charges of diskes NS5 and D2 charges ◆ Geometry is labbled by &

◆ Dual of PWMM is determined by solving Laplace eq of following system

1:1 with vacua of PWMM

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Disk configurations for the other gauge theories

(II) Periodic B.C. SYM on R×S2 SYM on R×S3/Zk Little string theory on R×S5 (III) Two infinite plates Disk config ⇔ Vacuum B.C ⇔ Theory D2-brane solution D2-brane + T

  • dual

NS5-brane solution (I)

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  • 4. Localization in gauge theories and

emergent LM geometry

LM geometries Gauge theories with SU(2|4) dual Electrostatic systems Localization [LLM, LM]

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◆ LM geometry is locally Electrostatic problem is defined here

The sector we considered

◆ In PWMM, we consider

SO(3) scalar SO(6) scalar

From symmetry, we expect describes

Actually we considered to preserve ¼ supersymmetries.

◆ We consider sector made of only .

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Localization on R×SD

◆ Usually, people consider completely compact space like SD to perform the localization computation. (to have finite moduli integral) ◆ However, localization is also useful for theories on R×Sd and can be done in almost same way as theories on Sd ◆ Only difference ⇒ Need to fix B.C. for the R direction Our boundary condition : All fields approaches to vacuum configuration Path integral with this B.C. defines theory around fixed vacuum. In our case, (1) construct SUSY s.t. , (II) add to the action, where , (III) path integral is dominated by the saddle of .

[Pestun]

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Result of Localization (for PWMM)

VEV of PWMM around a fixed vacuum VEV of the following matrix integral and

: eigenvalues of Hermitian matrix Multi matrix model with Λ matrices

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Saddle point approximation

In appropriate large-N limit where SUGRA approximation is good, the matrix integral can be evaluated by the saddle point approximation The matrix integral is described as a classical theory defined by Claim : this theory is equivalent to the electrostatic system on gravity side

: Eigenvalue density for each s

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◆ Classical action for the electrostatic system

Variation of (on s-th disk) Variation of

Eliminating using EOM, we obtain

constant charge density

charge densities ⇔ eigenvalue densities

In fact, this action coincides with the action of matrix integral !!!

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For the other gauge theories

Eliminating , we can obtain EOM for for gravity duals

  • f the other gauge theories.

(dual of SYM on R×S2) (II) (dual of SYM on R×S3/Zk ) Exactly same EOM are obtained from the matrix integral on gauge theory side (I)

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Summary

・By applying localization to gauge theories with SU(2|4) symmetry, we obtained multi-matrix integrals ・So far, we have studied only saddle point configuration (vacuum states) Excitation in matrix integral ⇔ gravitons ? ・Double scaling limit ? PWMM → Little string

Outlook

・We found that eigenvalue density = charge density in LM geometry ・LM geometry can be reconstructed from eigenvalues in gauge theories

NS5

[Ling-Mohazab-Shieh-Anders-Raamsdonk]

Emergent geometry !