Dp Branes in PP-wave Background

Atish Dabholkar; Shahrokh Parvizi

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Dp Branes in PP-wave Background

Atish Dabholkar, Shahrokh Parvizi

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 26 Mar 2002

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The authors' main claim The spectrum of the brane theory is analyzed and is found to be in agreement with the spectrum of the small fluctuations of the world-volume super Yang-Mills theory in this background.

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Dirichlet p-branes in the background of pp waves are constructed using the massive Green-Schwarz worldsheet action for open strings. These branes are localized at the origin and only for $p=7, 5, 3$ preserve half the supersymmetries. The spectrum of the brane theory is analyzed and is found to be in agreement with the spectrum of the small fluctuations of the world-volume super Yang-Mills theory in this background. These branes are expected to correspond to objects that are nonperturbative in $N$ in the dual gauge theory.

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Dirichlet p-branes in the background of pp waves are constructed using the massive Green-Schwarz worldsheet action for open strings. These branes are localized at the origin and only for $p=7, 5, 3$ preserve half the supersymmetries. The spectrum of the brane theory is analyzed and is found to be in agreement with the spectrum of the small fluctuations of the world-volume super Yang-Mills theory in this background. These branes are expected to correspond to objects that are nonperturbative in $N$ in the dual gauge theory.

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D-branes in Yang-Mills theory and Emergent Gauge Symmetry
hep-th 2004-11 conditional novelty 7.0 of 10

One-loop Yang-Mills computations around subdeterminant (giant graviton) operators reproduce open-string boundary conditions, compact-brane Gauss' law, and Chan-Paton factors, supporting the identification of these ope...
Noncommutative D-brane from Covariant AdS Superstring
hep-th 2006-04 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

Kappa-symmetry boundary conditions classify 1/4 BPS noncommutative D-branes in AdS5xS5 and pp-wave spacetimes, with the D-string preserving 1/2 BPS at the origin.
Open Strings from N=4 Super Yang-Mills
hep-th 2002-04 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

Open strings on spherical D3-branes (giant gravitons) are reconstructed from N=4 super Yang-Mills operators in a Penrose limit, with the leading spectrum matched.

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In this section we are going to review the type IIB GS superstring in the pp-wave background and the $D$-brane construction following [ref] .

Thermal D-brane boundary states from type IIB Green-Schwarz superstring in pp-wave background · GS superstring and D-branes in pp-wave background · 0.88
In the context of D$-p$-branes it was considered in [ref] .

Open strings on D-branes from ABJM · Quantum open string on the pp wave · 0.90

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