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Two Approaches to Holographic Baryons/Nuclei PILJIN YI (KIAS) 5 th APFB, Seoul, August 2011. Koji Hashimoto Deog-Ki Hong Norihiro Iizuka Youngman Kim Sangmin Lee Jaemo Park Mannque Rho Ho-Ung Yee Deokhyun Yi. Holographic Chiral Lagrangian of Mesons and Baryons String Theory Origin
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Two Approaches to Holographic Baryons/NucleiPILJIN YI(KIAS)5th APFB, Seoul, August 2011 Koji Hashimoto Deog-Ki Hong Norihiro Iizuka Youngman Kim Sangmin Lee Jaemo Park Mannque Rho Ho-Ung Yee Deokhyun Yi
Holographic Chiral Lagrangian of Mesons and Baryons • String Theory Origin • D4’ ADHM Matrix Quantum Mechanics for Baryons • Why ?
Maldacena 1997 • holography keeps color-singlets ( large N master fields ) only: no trace of color indices remains in the D>4 holographic description
holography keeps color-singlets ( large N master fields ) only: no trace of color indices remains in the D>4 holographic description theory of glueballs, mesons, and baryons gravitational theory flavor gauge theory flavor soliton/wrapped D-brane
holography keeps color-singlets ( large N master fields ) only: no trace of color indices remains in the D>4 holographic description theory of glueballs, mesons, and baryons gravitational theory flavor gauge theory flavor soliton/wrapped D-brane
1. Holographic Chiral Lagrangian of Mesons and BaryonsSakai-Sugimoto + Hong-Rho-Yee-Yi
Sakai, Sugimoto, 2004 Hong, Rho, Yee, P.Y., 2007
(i) pseudoscalars and spin1meson towers packaged into a single 5D flavor gauge theory Sakai, Sugimoto, 2004
classical coupling on N_f D8: it dictates all couplings amongflavored physical states,
holography keeps color-singlets ( large N master fields ) only : no trace of color indices remains in the D>4 holographic description 2. holography elevates a continuous global symmetry to a gauge symmetry but in a D > 4 dimensional mathematical world : 4D flavor symmetry 5D flavor gauge theory
holography keeps color-singlets ( large N master fields ) only : no trace of color indices remains in the D>4 holographic description • holography elevates a continuous global symmetry to a gauge symmetry but in a D > 4 dimensional mathematical world : • 4D quark number 5D Coulomb charge
baryon is a topological flavor soliton Chern-Simons terms N quarks single baryon
use the 5D instanton soliton as the 0th order configuration minimize the 1st order energy to find Hong, Rho, Yee, Yi, hep-th/0701276 Hata, Sakai, Sugimoto, Yamato, hep-th/0701280
baryon Compton size << soliton size << meson Compton sizes • shape of the classical soliton is trustworthy, yet, it can still be treated point-like for interaction with mesons • isospin ½ spin ½ baryon field • holographic chiral Lagrangian of baryon coupled to mesons
Hong, Rho, Yee, P.Y., 2007 (ii) nucleons lifted to a single isospin ½ 5D spinor 5D minimal coupling 5D tensor coupling the holographic origin of 1. the leading axial coupling to pions, 2. nucleon anomalous magnetic moments, 3. minimal couplings to axial vectors, 4. tensor couplings to vectors, etc
leading in leading in
predictions for nucleon-meson interactions nucleon iso-singlet/triplet (axial-)vector mesons nucleon quartic terms also present but not shown
Kim, Lee, P.Y. 2009 predictions for nucleon-meson interactions all tensor couplings vanish identically, except for those associated with the tower of rho mesons (iso-triplet vectors) (meaning that coefficients of the respective leading 1/ N behavior vanish, and, thus, is NOT a consequence of large N countings)
Kim, Lee, P.Y. 2009 predictions for nucleon-meson interactions nucleon R. Machaleidt, in Advances in Nuclear Physics, Vol. 19 Edited by J. W. Negele and E. Vogt (Plenum, New York, 1986), nucleon
Hong, Rho, Yee, P.Y., 2007 predictions for nucleon-meson interactions from 5D minimal term nucleon from 5D tensor term Hoehler, Pietarinen, 1975 Stoks, Klomp, Terheggen, de Swart, 1994 Machleidt, 2001 Gross, Stadler, 2007 nucleon
Hong, Rho, Yee, P.Y., 2007 predictions for nucleon-meson interactions nucleon ? pion nucleon
Lee, Kim, P.Y., 2009 which leads to NN potential via one-boson exchange
Lee, Kim, P.Y., 2009 which leads to NN potential via one-boson exchange
NN repulsive core of solitonic baryon • 4D baryon # • 5D Coulomb charge • 5D Coulomb repulsion Kim, Zahed, 2009 Hashimoto, Sakai, Sugimoto, 2009 Lee, Kim, P.Y., 2009
NN repulsive core of solitonic baryon Hashimoto, Sakai, Sugimoto, 2009
Witten 1998 IIA holographic QCD without flavor D4 D4 : 0123 5 anti-periodic (=thermal) boundary condition for fermions !!!
Maldacena 1997 from IIA holographic QCD without flavor D4
adding massless quarks Sakai, Sugimoto, 2004 D8’ anti-D8’ D4 D4 : 0123 5 D8 : 01234 6789 anti-periodic (=thermal) boundary condition for fermions
massless quarks bi-quark mesons D8 anti-D8 D4 D8
away from the horizon Sakai-Sugimoto’s flavor gauge theory in 5D
alternate picture : baryons as wrapped D4-branes D8 D4’ anti-D8 D4 D4 : 0123 5 D8 : 01234 6789D4’ : 0 6789
alternate picture : baryons as wrapped D4-branes D8 anti-D8 D4 D8’s
Atiyah-Drinfeld-Hitchin-Manin ADHM Matrix is equivalent to Topolgical Flavor Soliton Data position data D4’ size data D4’ D8
ADHM Matrix is equivalent to Flavor Soliton Data D4’ diagonalize along a,b indices D4’ position of a-th baryon D8
stringy regime gravity + gauge theory regime naïve region of validity for ADHM matrix model naïve region of validity for the flavor soliton picture
baryon dynamics susy broken ADHM Quantum Mechanics Hashimoto, Iizuka, P.Y. 2010
baryon dynamics susy broken ADHM Quantum Mechanics Hashimoto, Iizuka, P.Y. 2010
4. Why ?is the the two pictures of baryons compatible with each other ?if so, why ?can we profit from the dual pictures ?
size of a single baryon, again, in ADHM Matrix QM ? minimizing the approximate energy functional Hashimoto, Iizuka, P.Y. 2010
NN repulsive core, again, in ADHM Matrix QM Hashimoto, Iizuka, P.Y, 2010