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Supersymmetric Branes on AdS₅ x Y^(p,q) and their Field Theory Duals

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arxiv hep-th/0512087 v2 pith:2PZFQHHD submitted 2005-12-07 hep-th

Supersymmetric Branes on AdS₅ x Y^(p,q) and their Field Theory Duals

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We systematically study supersymmetric embeddings of D-brane probes of different dimensionality in the AdS_5xY^{p,q} background of type IIB string theory. The main technique employed is the kappa symmetry of the probe's worldvolume theory. In the case of D3-branes, we recover the known three-cycles dual to the dibaryonic operators of the gauge theory and we also find a new family of supersymmetric embeddings. The BPS fluctuations of dibaryons are analyzed and shown to match the gauge theory results. Supersymmetric configurations of D5-branes, representing domain walls, and of spacetime filling D7-branes (which can be used to add flavor) are also found. We also study the baryon vertex and some other embeddings which break supersymmetry but are nevertheless stable.

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