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Quarkonium from the Fifth Dimension

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Sungho Hong (U. Pennsylvania), Sukjin Yoon, Matthew J. Strassler (U. Washington)

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 5 Dec 2003

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The authors' main claim All of the hadrons are actually of finite size ~ \sqrt{g^2N}/m_Q, regardless of their radial excitation level and of how many valence adjoint particles they contain.

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CitationMatthew J. Strassler (U. Washington), Sukjin Yoon, Sungho Hong (U. Pennsylvania). "Quarkonium from the Fifth Dimension." arXiv:hep-th/0312071 (2003). https://pith.science/paper/7DOFN4OR
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Adding fundamental matter of mass m_Q to N=4 Yang Mills theory, we study quarkonium, and "generalized quarkonium" containing light adjoint particles. At large 't Hooft coupling the states of spin<=1 are anomalously light (Kruczenski et al., hep-th/0304032). We examine their form factors, and show these hadrons are unlike any known in QCD. By a traditional yardstick they appear infinite in size (as with strings in flat space) but we show that this is a failure of the yardstick. All of the hadrons are actually of finite size ~ \sqrt{g^2N}/m_Q, regardless of their radial excitation level and of how many valence adjoint particles they contain. Certain form factors for spin-1 quarkonia vanish in the large-g^2N limit; thus these hadrons resemble neither the observed J/Psi quarkonium states nor rho mesons.

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s0 Adding fundamental matter of mass m_Q to N=4 Yang Mills theory, we study quarkonium, and "generalized quarkonium" containing light adjoint particles. contribution 0.96 0.73 0.04 asserted 0.70
s1 At large 't Hooft coupling the states of spin<=1 are anomalously light (Kruczenski et al., hep-th/0304032). background 0.85 0.07 0.06 asserted 1.00
s2 We examine their form factors, and show these hadrons are unlike any known in QCD. contribution 0.52 0.89 0.09 asserted 1.00
s3 By a traditional yardstick they appear infinite in size (as with strings in flat space) but we show that this is a failure of the yardstick. interpretation 0.75 0.45 0.08 asserted 0.98
s4 All of the hadrons are actually of finite size ~ \sqrt{g^2N}/m_Q, regardless of their radial excitation level and of how many valence adjoint particles they contain. result 0.99 0.93 0.77 asserted 1.00
s5 Certain form factors for spin-1 quarkonia vanish in the large-g^2N limit; thus these hadrons resemble neither the observed J/Psi quarkonium states nor rho mesons. result 0.75 0.89 0.13 asserted 0.99

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Adding fundamental matter of mass m_Q to N=4 Yang Mills theory, we study quarkonium, and "generalized quarkonium" containing light adjoint particles. At large 't Hooft coupling the states of spin<=1 are anomalously light (Kruczenski et al., hep-th/0304032). We examine their form factors, and show these hadrons are unlike any known in QCD. By a traditional yardstick they appear infinite in size (as with strings in flat space) but we show that this is a failure of the yardstick. All of the hadrons are actually of finite size ~ \sqrt{g^2N}/m_Q, regardless of their radial excitation level and of how many valence adjoint particles they contain. Certain form factors for spin-1 quarkonia vanish in the large-g^2N limit; thus these hadrons resemble neither the observed J/Psi quarkonium states nor rho mesons.

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