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Thermal DBI action for the D3-brane at weak and strong coupling

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 15 Nov 2013

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The authors' main claim Comparing at low temperature the leading $T^4$ correction for the thermal DBI action at weak and strong coupling we find that the $3/4$ factor well-known from the AdS/CFT correspondence extends to the case of arbitrary electric and magnetic fields on the D3-brane.

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CitationAndrea Marini, Gianluca Grignani, Marta Orselli, Troels Harmark. "Thermal DBI action for the D3-brane at weak and strong coupling." arXiv:1311.3834 (2013). https://pith.science/paper/ADTXTYMY
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We study the effective action for finite-temperature D3-branes with an electromagnetic field at weak and strong coupling. We call this action the thermal DBI action. Comparing at low temperature the leading $T^4$ correction for the thermal DBI action at weak and strong coupling we find that the $3/4$ factor well-known from the AdS/CFT correspondence extends to the case of arbitrary electric and magnetic fields on the D3-brane. We investigate the reason for this by taking the decoupling limit in both the open and the closed string descriptions thus showing that the AdS/CFT correspondence extends to the case of arbitrary constant electric and magnetic fields on the D3-brane.

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s3 We investigate the reason for this by taking the decoupling limit in both the open and the closed string descriptions thus showing that the AdS/CFT correspondence extends to the case of arbitrary constant electric and magnetic fields on the D3-brane. contribution 0.38 0.94 0.30 asserted 1.00

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We study the effective action for finite-temperature D3-branes with an electromagnetic field at weak and strong coupling. We call this action the thermal DBI action. Comparing at low temperature the leading $T^4$ correction for the thermal DBI action at weak and strong coupling we find that the $3/4$ factor well-known from the AdS/CFT correspondence extends to the case of arbitrary electric and magnetic fields on the D3-brane. We investigate the reason for this by taking the decoupling limit in both the open and the closed string descriptions thus showing that the AdS/CFT correspondence extends to the case of arbitrary constant electric and magnetic fields on the D3-brane.

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  • It generalizes the previously known solutions of the $D3 ∥(F1 ∥D1)$ bound state [ref] corresponding to $e.g.$ $_01$ and $_23$ turned on, and $D3 ∥(F1 ⊥D1)$ bound state [ref] corresponding to $e.g.$ $_03$ and $_23$ turned on.

    The Born-Infeld/Gravity Correspondence · General solution for D3-branes with constant $_ab$ field · 0.92

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  • A way to take this into account in the strong coupling, supergravity regime,[See the recent analysis of [ref] for the thermal DBI action at weak coupling for the D3-brane.] is to use the blackfold approach [ref] .

    Black Probes of Schr\"{o}dinger Spacetimes · Introduction · 0.86

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  • In this form the solution is actually simpler than the solutions it generalizes, such as the $D3 ∥D1$, $D3 ∥F1$ [ref] , $D3 ∥(F1 ∥D1)$ and $D3 ∥(F1 ⊥D1)$ bound states [ref] .

    The Born-Infeld/Gravity Correspondence · Introduction · 0.85

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  • Fluid branes capture the low energy, long distance dynamics of many interesting and important systems, ranging from blackfolds (black branes wrapped on a dynamical surface) [ref] to D-branes at finite temperature (for both weak and strong coupling) [ref] and biophysical membranes [ref] .

    Constraints on the effective fluid theory of stationary branes · Introduction · 0.86

  • Adding temperature to the effective actions of weakly coupled open strings is a notoriously difficult problem that involves open string loop computations (we refer the reader to [ref] for a relevant discussion).

    Thermal transitions of metastable M-branes · Thermal M-brane anti-blackfolds · 0.96

  • Recent applications to brane intersections in string/M-theory in flat space include [ref] .

    Forced Fluid Dynamics from Blackfolds in General Supergravity Backgrounds · Effective actions at extremality and new supergravity solutions · 0.88

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  • The framework for computing the thermal DBI action, which is the effective action for $N$ coincident D3-branes in a thermal background of type IIB supergravity, is the blackfold approach [ref] .

    World-Volume Effective Theory for Higher-Dimensional Black Holes · Thermal DBI action at strong coupling · 0.98

  • The framework for computing the thermal DBI action, which is the effective action for $N$ coincident D3-branes in a thermal background of type IIB supergravity, is the blackfold approach [ref] .

    Essentials of Blackfold Dynamics · Thermal DBI action at strong coupling · 0.98

  • At strong coupling $g_s N≫1$ the open/closed string duality reveals that the thermal DBI action can be computed from the black hole thermodynamics of $N$ coincident D3-branes probing the type IIB supergravity background in the sense of the blackfold approach (see Refs. [ref] for the blackfold approach and more specifically Refs. [ref] for the application to D-branes).

    Heating up the BIon · Introduction, summary and conclusions · 0.86

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  • From this setting one finds that the open/closed string duality essentially results in the celebrated AdS/CFT correspondence [ref] when taking a certain decoupling limit that decouples the low energy excitations on the D3-branes.

    Gauge Theory Correlators from Non-Critical String Theory · Introduction, summary and conclusions · 0.98

  • From this setting one finds that the open/closed string duality essentially results in the celebrated AdS/CFT correspondence [ref] when taking a certain decoupling limit that decouples the low energy excitations on the D3-branes.

    Anti De Sitter Space And Holography · Introduction, summary and conclusions · 0.98

  • From this setting one finds that the open/closed string duality essentially results in the celebrated AdS/CFT correspondence [ref] when taking a certain decoupling limit that decouples the low energy excitations on the D3-branes.

    The Large N Limit of Superconformal Field Theories and Supergravity · Introduction, summary and conclusions · 0.98

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