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Baryon Mass and Phase Transitions in Large N Gauge Theory
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We calculate the baryon mass in N=4 large $N$ gauge theory by means of AdS/CFT correspondence and show that it is a truly bound state, at least in some situations. We find that a phase transition occurs at a critical temperature. Furthermore, we find there are bound states of W-bosons in the Higgs phase, where the gauge group is broken to SU(N_1)xSU(N_2).
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