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M5-branes and Wilson Surfaces

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arxiv 0707.3978 v3 pith:45R55YTH submitted 2007-07-26 hep-th

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keywords m5-branesolutionswilsondescriptiondiscussoperatorssolitonstring
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We investigate the M5-brane description of the Wilson surface operators in six-dimensional (2,0) superconformal field theory from AdS/CFT correspondence. We consider the Wilson surface operators in high-dimensional representation, whose description could be M5-brane string soliton solutions in $AdS_7\times S^4$ background. We construct such string soliton solutions from the covariant M5-brane equations of motion and discuss their properties. The supersymmetry analysis shows that these solutions are half-BPS. We also discuss the subtle issue on the boundary terms.

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