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Holography and Noncommutative Yang-Mills

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arxiv hep-th/9909085 v3 pith:AR54DUER submitted 1999-09-13 hep-th

Holography and Noncommutative Yang-Mills

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keywords stringnoncommutativetheoryyang-millsholographymoduliclosedconvincing
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In this note a lately proposed gravity dual of noncommutative Yang-Mills theory is derived from the relations, recently suggested by Seiberg and Witten, between closed string moduli and open string moduli. The only new input one needs is a simple form of the running string tension as a function of energy. This derivation provides convincing evidence that string theory integrates with the holographical principle, and demonstrates a direct link between noncommutative Yang-Mills theory and holography.

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