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On the OPE of 1/2 BPS Short Operators in N=4 SCFT$_4$

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 26 Jun 2001

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The authors' main claim Our main result is the identification of all possible protected operators in such OPE's.

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CitationB. Eden, E. Sokatchev. "On the OPE of 1/2 BPS Short Operators in N=4 SCFT$_4$." arXiv:hep-th/0106249 (2001). https://pith.science/paper/EG72HP5C
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The content of the OPE of two 1/2 BPS operators in N=4 SCFT$_4$ is given by their superspace three-point functions with a third, a priori long operator. For certain 1/2 BPS short superfields these three-point functions are uniquely determined by superconformal invariance. We focus on the cases where the leading ($\theta=0$) components lie in the tensor products $[0,m,0]\otimes[0,n,0]$ and $[m,0,0]\otimes[0,0,n]$ of SU(4). We show that the shortness conditions at the first two points imply selection rules for the supermultiplet at the third point. Our main result is the identification of all possible protected operators in such OPE's. Among them we find not only BPS short multiplets, but also series of special long multiplets which satisfy current-like conservation conditions in superspace.

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s4 Our main result is the identification of all possible protected operators in such OPE's. result 0.83 0.96 0.98 asserted 1.00
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The content of the OPE of two 1/2 BPS operators in N=4 SCFT$_4$ is given by their superspace three-point functions with a third, a priori long operator. For certain 1/2 BPS short superfields these three-point functions are uniquely determined by superconformal invariance. We focus on the cases where the leading ($\theta=0$) components lie in the tensor products $[0,m,0]\otimes[0,n,0]$ and $[m,0,0]\otimes[0,0,n]$ of SU(4). We show that the shortness conditions at the first two points imply selection rules for the supermultiplet at the third point. Our main result is the identification of all possible protected operators in such OPE's. Among them we find not only BPS short multiplets, but also series of special long multiplets which satisfy current-like conservation conditions in superspace.

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  • From the representation theory of the 4d $𝒩=4$ superconformal algebra, we know that the tensor product of two stress tensor multiplets takes the following schematic form [ref] [equation] Here we use the notation $𝒳^s/4,s̅/4_[d_1,d_2,d_3](j,j̅)$ to denote the supermultiplets, where $[d_1,d_2,d_3]$ is the R-symmetry Dykin label of the super primary and $(j,j̅)$ are the Lorentz spins.

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  • The constraints of superconformal invariance on this four-point function have been analyzed in detail in, , [ref] .

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