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Gauge theory on twist-noncommutative spaces

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arxiv 2305.15470 v1 pith:KMXFGALF submitted 2023-05-24 hep-th

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keywords noncommutativetheorytwistedactionsnoncommutativitypoincarspacessymmetry
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We construct actions for four dimensional noncommutative Yang-Mills theory with star-gauge symmetry, with non-constant noncommutativity, to all orders in the noncommutativity. Our construction covers all noncommutative spaces corresponding to Drinfel'd twists based on the Poincar\'e algebra, including nonabelian ones, whose $r$ matrices are unimodular. This includes particular Lie-algebraic and quadratic noncommutative structures. We prove a planar equivalence theorem for all such noncommutative field theories, and discuss how our actions realize twisted Poincar\'e symmetry, as well as twisted conformal and twisted supersymmetry, when applicable. Finally, we consider noncommutative versions of maximally supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory, conjectured to be AdS/CFT dual to certain integrable deformations of the AdS$_5\times$S$^5$ superstring.

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  1. A new perspective on non-commutative deformations of field and gauge theories

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    Star products built from active symmetry transformations give gauge-invariant non-commutative theories under a weakened unimodularity condition, with a planar equivalence theorem keeping internal Feynman structure undeformed.

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