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Title: New Perspective for QCD: String/Gauge Duality


1
New Perspective for QCD String/Gauge Duality
Small-x and Diffraction, FNAL, 2003----Chung-I
Tan, Brown
Confronting String Theory with High Energy
Scattering
  • Evidence for QCD as an Effective String Theory
  • Maldacenas Counter Revolution Gauge/Gravity
    Duality
  • Re-discovery of QCD String and Extra Dimensions
  • QCD in Strong Coupling Hard vs Soft Pomeron in
    AdS Background

2
I. Evidence for QCD as String
  • Asymptotic Freedom

Confinement
Force at Long Distance--Constant.
Tension/Linear Potential, coupling increasing,
Quarks and Gluons strongly bound ltgt Stringy
Behavior
3
String Modes Vibrational Modes and Rotational
Modes
4
Tests for String Excitations
  • Open String ltgt Mesons
  • Closed String ltgt Glueballs
  • String Junction ltgt Baryons
  • Open String with Fixed Sources

Phenomenological tests ltgt Moriond
proceedings last 30 years
  • Can be tested using Lattice Gauge Theory
  • Discrete sites ---gt Finite Variables Positive
    Euclidean Action ---gt Numerical Simulation

5
Wilson Loop as Surface Sum
Searching for evidence of String!
6
Recent Results of Martin Luscher et al.
  • String Excitation Energies can be measured by
    Wilson Loop Correlation function,
  • Precision measurement gt effective bosonic
    string.
  • Further structure yet to be understood.

7
M. Luscher and P. Weisz, J. H. E. Physics, 07
(2002) 328
K. J. Junge, J. Kuti, C. Morningstar,
hep-lat/0207004
8
Luschers Conclusion
9
II. String/Gauge Duality
  • Early String Theories gt Theory of Everything
  • Maldacena gt New Era for YM Theories

10
How Can QCD be a String Theory? Topological
Expansion
11
Failure of Superstrings in Flat-Spacetime
(19731998)
  • Zero mass states (gauge/graviton)
  • Extra dimensions D4610
  • Supersymmetries
  • No Hard Scattering

12
AdS/CFT Duality (1998--)
4d YM Theories at weak coupling is dual to higher
dim String Theories with deformed AdS Background.
  • Strong-Weak Dual
  • Example Ising-model--(high-low temp.)
  • 4d Gauge dual to Geometry in higher dim
  • Absence of 4 dim-Graviton
  • Wilson loop expectation sum over surfaces in
    the bulk with loop in boundary

13
Maldacenas String Counter Revolution
Open String ltgt Closed String duality
YM Wilson Loops lt---gt Expectation Values in Bulk!
14
Minor Problem Wilson Loop in AdS/CFT
Surface into AdS space
For rectangular loop Extension into minimum
surface in r-dir
Zero Tension for QCD String---gt Unacceptable
15
III. Re-discovering QCD String
  • Wittens proposal---AdS/BH metric

Breaking Supersymmetry
  • Deformed AdS Space, Massive Graviton
  • Soft Pomeron and Tensor Glueball
  • QCD String Tension

16
Witten Proposal
17
AdS/BH metric
18
Minimum Surface for Wilson Loop
19
M. Luscher and P. Weisz, J. H. E. Physics, 07
(2002) 328
20
VI. QCD in Strong Coupling and HE Scattering
  • IR Physics--Glueballs as AdS Gravitons at strong
    coupling.
  • UV Physics--Parton counting rules for wide-angle
    scattering.
  • Stringy Deconfinement. Fat vs Thin Strings.
  • Hagedorn Transition (aka deconfinement ?)
  • Pomeron as Massive Graviton.
  • BFKL Pomeron, Regge, DIS, Froissart Bound, ..

21
QCD after Brane Revolution
New chapter for non-perturbative QCD
Weak Coupling --gt Perturbative QCD
unchanged Confinement --gt Dual description in
AdS weak field approx.
  • Effective degrees of freedom---massless fields of
    type IIA String theory
  • Confinement by AdS/BH background

22
Glueball Spectrum
R. Brower, S. Mathur, and C-I Tan,
hep-th/0003115, Glueball Spectrum of QCD from
AdS Supergravity Duality.
23
Pomeron in Gauge/Gravity Duality
  • Pomeron as Massive Graviton!
  • Intercept lowered from 2!
  • Interpolate with BFKL due to hard at AdS Bdry.

24
Physics at Different QCD Scales in AdS Space
25
Tensor Glueball/Graviton Wave functions
n1
n3
n0
r
rmin
n8
Potential
Randall-Sundram graviton
26
QCD Rutherford Experiment
At WIDE ANGLES QCD exhibits power law behavior
where n åi ni is the number of partons''
in external lines.
The OPE gives
in terms of the lowest twist ti.
Actually QCD is only conformal up to small
asymptotic freedom logs.
27
Wide Angle Scattering
The 2-to-m glueball scattering amplitude
T(p1,p2,L, pm2) for plane wave glueball
scatter via the string(M-theory) amplitude A(pi,
ri, Xi) in the 10-d (or 11-d) bulk space (x,r,Y)
We now discuss two different approaches to the
QCD string that both give the correct parton
scaling formula.
  • AdS5 X with IR cut-off on r gt rmin or 10-d IIB
    string theory
  • AdS7 S4 Black Hole with horizon r rmin or
    11-d M-theory.

This is a check on the underlining universality
of Maldacena's duality conjecture.
28
10-d String theory Approach
Due to the Red Shift in the Warped Co-ordinate ,
D s (R/r) D x ,a plane wave glueball, expi x
p, scatters with a local proper momentum,
String is UV shifted in the YMs IR. (This is
the so called UV/IR connection.) THUS wide angle
scattering IS exponentially suppressed in the
region r2 rmin,rscatt
HOWEVER there is a small remaining amplitude at
large r that that gives the correct conformal
scaling of the naive parton model!
E.g for a scalar glueball f r-4 corresponding
to ni 4 for the YM operator, TrF2, in exact
agreement with the parton result.
29
Summary on Hard Scattering
(1) AdS5 Hard Scattering (Polchinski-Strassler)
WHY is it same QCD perturbative result with g2N
! (g2N)2?
(2) AdS7 Hard Scattering (Brower-Tan)
WHY does this only depend on the string tension?
(3) Compared with lowest order perturbative
results
30
Soft vs Hard Regge Scattering
Similar arguments can be applied to the Regge
limit s gtgt -t
Dominant scattering at large r, gives a BFKL-like
Pomeron with almost flat trajectory''
(actually a cut in the j-plane)
The IR region, r ' rmin, gives soft Regge pole
with slope a'qcd a' R3/r3min
The shrinkage'' of the Regge peak is caused the
soft stringy form factor'' in impact
parameter
31
V. Future Developments
  • Improved Confining Background
  • Challenges BFKL, Froissart bound, Massless
    Quarks, Chiral Symmetry, ..
  • ..
  • Beyond strong coupling or Strong Gravity.

See you at next FNAL Small-x Meeting!
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