Regge Trajectories in String and Large N Gauge Theories
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1 Regge Trajectories in String and Large N Gauge Theories Charles B. Thorn University of Florida CAQCD
2 Outline 1. Introduction 2. One-loop Open String Amplitude 3. Open String Regge Trajectory through One Loop 4. Small t and Gauge Theory Limit 5. Large t 6. Discussion This work done in collaboration with Francisco Rojas 0-1
3 Introduction Infrared behaviors of planar open string theory and planar quantum field theory are identical. (Joel Scherk, 1971) All physical phenomena in large N QCD should also appear in planar open string theory There is a chance that in t Hooft limit, confinement may be more tractable in string theory than in field theory: e.g. for summing planar diagrams numerically, open string diagrams are better defined. This talk: perturbative open string physics or A closer look at results from 40 years ago Focus: Open string Regge trajectory α(t) = α t Σ(t) with Σ(t) = O(g 2 ) 0-2
4 Projections: Even G-parity and S Massless Scalars Z = Trw L 0 1/2 = P + P 2 I. Nonabelian D-branes ( ln w ) 4 D/2 2π P ± 16π4 w 1/2 r ln 4 w (1 w1/2 ) 10 D S (1 ± wr ) 8 n (1 wn ) 8 n = 1, 2,, r = 1/2, 3/2, II. States even under b A r, a A n b A r, a A n for A > D + S. P ± = 16π4 w 1/2 2 ln 4 w [ (1 ± w r ) 8 (1 ± w r (1 wn ) + ) D 2+S (1 w r ) 10 D S ] 8 (1 wn ) D 2+S (1 + w n ) 10 D S 0-3
5 One Loop Correction Open String Coupling: g 2 2π = α sn = g2 sn 4π One Loop M Gluon Neveu-Schwarz Even G-Parity Amplitude M M = (g 2α ) M 2 (M + M M M ) ( ) D/2 1 M ± M = M 1 ( ) (10 D)/2 dq π 2M dθ 8π 2 α k P ± k=2 0 q ln q [ψ(θ m θ l, q)] 2α k l k m ˆP 1 ˆP2 ˆP M ± l<m +: Even and odd G enter loop with same sign : Even and odd G enter loop with opposite sign 0-4
6 ψ(θ, q) = sin θ n (1 q 2n e 2iθ )(1 q 2n e 2iθ ) (1 q 2n ) 2 ˆP = ɛ P + 2α k Hɛ H, Jacobi Transform: ln q = 2π 2 / ln w under which P + q 1 (1 w 1/2 ) 10 D S r(1 + q2r ) 8 n (1 q2n ) 8 P 2 4 (1 + w 1/2 ) 10 D S n(1 + q2n ) 8 n (1 q2n ) 8 0 = θ 1 < θ 2 < < θ N < π, θ ji = θ j θ i 0-5
7 where the average is evaluated with contractions: P l = 2α [ ] 1 k i 2 cot θ 2q 2n il + 1 q 2n sin 2nθ il i n=1 P i P l P i P l = 1 4 csc2 θ il n 2q2n 1 q cos 2nθ 2n il n=1 H i H j + χ + (θ ji ) = 1 2 θ 2(0)θ 4 (0) θ 3(θ ji ) θ 1 (θ ji ) = 1 2 sin θ ji 2 r q 2r sin 2rθ ji 1 + q 2r H i H j χ (θ ji ) = 1 2 θ 3(0)θ 4 (0) θ 2(θ ji ) θ 1 (θ ji ) = cos θ ji 2 sin θ ji 2 n q 2n sin 2nθ ji 1 + q 2n. 0-6
8 Some comments: M + M difference projects out odd G-parity states. Open strings end on N Dp-branes for p = D 1. S massless scalars: (1 w 1/2 ) 10 D S q 2 UV divergence absorbable in g (Neveu-Scherk) For 4 < D < 8 no other divergences! ( ) (10 D)/2 π ln q 0-7
9 Coupling Renomalization GNS (Goddard,Neveu-Scherk): temporarily suspend momentum conservation i k i = p, continue to p = 0 at end. Neveu-Scherk counterterm tree If D < 8, no subleading ultraviolet divergences D > 4: no infrared divergences: θ integrals at p = 0: with p 0 subtract and add Neveu-Scherk counterterm: I(p) = (I(p) C(p)) p=0 + C(p). 0-8
10 Open String Regge Trajectory (β(t) + δβ)s α(t)+δα βs α + δαβs α ln s + δβs α Compare loop at s to Tree M Tree 2g 2 ɛ 2 ɛ 3 ɛ 1 ɛ 4 Γ( α t)( α s) 1+α t Σ ± = 8g2 α 2 D/2 (8π 2 ) D/2 π 0 dθ 1 0 dq q ( ( ψ 2 (θ)[ln ψ] ) α t ( ) (10 D)/2 π P ± ln q α t X± [ln ψ] 1 4 ( ψ2 (θ)[ln ψ] ) α t [ ln ψ] sin 2 θ X ± = 1 4 [ ln ψ] 2 + χ ± (θ)χ ±(θ) χ 2 ±(θ) 2χ 2 ±(θ)[ ln ψ] ) 0-9
11 Next use the identity π 0 dθ ( [ln ψ] + 1 ) sin 2 θ = ( n=1 4q 2n sin 2θ 1 2q 2n cos 2θ + q 4n ) π 0 = 0 π 0 to replace each sin 2 θ term by [ ln ψ] : Σ ± = 8g2 α 2 D/2 (8π 2 ) ( D/2 dθ ( ψ 2 (θ)[ln ψ] ) α t 1 0 dq q ( ) (10 D)/2 π P ± ln q α t [ln ψ] X± 1 4 [( ψ2 (θ)[ln ψ] ) α t 1][ ln ψ] Σ ± formally vanish as t 0: the gluon remains massless! α(t) = 1 + α t (Σ+ Σ ) 1 + α t + Σ(t) ) 0-10
12 Contrary to appearances X ± are θ independent X + = 1 4 θ 4(0) 4 θ 3 (0) 4 E π θ 4(0) 4 θ 3 (0) 2 + E2 π 2 θ 3(0) 4 = 4q + O(q 2 ) X = 1 4 θ 4(0) 4 θ 3 (0) 4 + E2 π θ 3(0) 4 = O(q 2 ) 2 ) π E = (θ 6θ 3 (0) 2 3 (0) 4 + θ 4 (0) 4 θ 1 (0) θ 1 (0) = π 2 2πq + O(q2 ) small q behavior shown on extreme right θ 1 (0) θ 1 (0) = n=1 q 2n (1 q 2n )
13 Small t and the Field Theory Limit Small t probes the IR (hence field theory) regime. Integer powers t n, n > 0 in Σ(t) depend on whole range of q. Nonanalytic behavior at t = 0 comes from q 1 or w 0. Change q 1 dq 2π 2 (w ln 2 w) 1 dw to get w 0 behavior: ( ) 5 D/2 π dq ln q q (P +X + P X ) ( ) [ 3+D/2 dw 2π w ln w 4 + D + S 2 π 2 ( ) ] 2 2π ln w 0-12
14 Small w contribution Σ 8g2 α 2 D/2 (8π 2 ) D/2 δ ( ( ψ 2 (θ)[ln ψ] ) α t D + S ( 2π ln w ( ) 3+D/2 dw 2π π dθ w ln w 0 [ α t [ln ψ] 2 + D + S 2 ( ) ] 2 2π 2π 2 ln w ) 4 ) [( ψ 2 (θ)[ln ψ] ) α t 1][ ln ψ]. New variables: w = e T and θ = πx. As T > e 1/δ ψ 2 (θ)[ln ψ] e x(1 x)t (1 e xt ) 2 (1 e (1 x)t ) 2 [ 1 T + e xt (1 e xt ) 2 + e (1 x)t ] (1 e (1 x)t )
15 Nonanalyticity in t as t 0 from region 1 Λ < x(1 x)t < : Σ 8g2 α 2 D/2 ( α t Γ( 2 + α t + D/2) 2 (4π) D/2 4 Γ(D 4 + 2α duu 2 α t D/2 e uα t t) Λ D + S 2 [ Γ(α duu D/2 t + D/2) 2 ] ) t 4 Γ(D + 2α t) u α e uα t Γ(D/2)2 Γ(D) Λ If p + 1 0, a few integration by parts shows that for small ξ Λ duu p e uξ ξ p 1 Γ(p + 1) + P(ξ, Λ)e ξλ where P is a polynomial in ξ. In Σ this term is analytic at t = 0 as is the contribution for w away from 0. The first term dominates only if p+1 > 0 (D < 6 for 1st integral). 2nd integral is down by a factor of t. Σ 2g2 Γ(3 D/2)Γ( 2 + D/2) 2 ( t) 2+D/2 + O(α t ln( α t)) (4π) D/2 Γ(D 4) 0-14
16 The O(α t ln( α t)) term is to remind that the displayed first term is dominant only for D < 6. IR divergences are absent for D > 4. Reggeized gluon in D-dimensional gauge theory has a trajectory α(t) = 1 + C( t/µ 2 ) (D 4)/2. As D 4 from above, a ln( α t) dependence remains: Σ D 4 g2 4π 2 [ ] 2 D 4 + ln( α t) agreeing exactly with one loop gauge theory calculations. 0-15
17 Large t Behavior Return to q variables since large t controlled by small q Small q part of Σ: Σ(t) 4g2 α 2 D/2 (8π 2 ) D/2 π25 5D/2 2S α t π 0 dθ e α t 16q 2 sin 4 θ sin 2 θ δ 0 dq q ( ) 25 5D/2 2S 1 ln q + g2 α 2 D/2 δ ( ) 25 5D/2 2S dq 1 (8π 2 π25 5D/2 2S ) D/2 0 q ln q π [ ] dθ e α t 16q 2 sin 4 θ 1 csc 2 θ 0 First integral larger than the second by a factor of t 0-16
18 Consider the integral I δ 0 dq q ( ) p 1 π ln q 0 dθ sin 2 θe 16q2 α t sin 4 θ Large α t limits integation range to ln q 2 > ln(16 α t sin 4 θ): I π 2 ( 1 ) p 1 2 p 1 ln α t p 1 Applying this to Σ with p = 25 5D/2 2S gives Σ(t) 2α 2 g 2 (2α ) D/2 (2π) 2 D α t 24 5D/2 2S ( 2π ) 24 5D/2 2S ln α t as α t. 0-17
19 Summary of Results α(t) = 1 + α t + Σ(t) 2 Γ(3 D/2)Γ( 2 + D/2)2 Σ(t) 2g ( t) 2+D/2, t 0 Γ(D 4)(4π) D/2 Σ(t) 2g 2 α 2 (2α ) D/2 (2π) 2 D α t 24 5D/2 2S ( ) 24 5D/2 2S 2π ln α, t t 0-18
20 Conclusion: Σ v.s. t Graphs (D = 5) Large ln( α t): t Β Α t ln Α t β = 4g 2 α 2 D/2 /(8π) D/2 0-19
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22 Blow up of small t region (D = 5 gauge theory) 0-21
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