James Babington et al JHEP07(2001)034 doi:10.1088/1126-6708/2001/07/034
James Babington1, Nick Evans1 and James Hockings1
Show affiliationsThe metric of the gravity dual of a field theory should contain precisely the same information as the field theory. We discuss this connection in the
= 4 theory where a scalar vev may be introduced at the level of 5d supergravity and the solutions lifted to 10d. We stress the role of brane probing in finding the coordinates appropriate to the field theory. In these coordinates the metric parametrizes the gauge invariant operators of the field theory and either side of the duality is uniquely determined by the other. We follow this same chain of computations for the 10d lift of the
= 2* geometry of Pilch and Warner. The brane probe of the metric reveals the 2d moduli space and the functional form of the gauge coupling. In the coordinates appropriate to the field theory the metric on moduli space takes a very simple form and one can read off the gravity predictions for operators in the field theory. Surprisingly there is logarithmic renormalization even in the far UV where the field theory reverts to
= 4 super Yang-Mills. We extend the analysis of Buchel et al to find the D3-brane source distribution that generates the supergravity prediction for the gauge coupling for the whole class of solutions corresponding to different points on moduli space. This distribution does not account for the logarithmic behaviour in the rest of the metric though. We discuss possible resolutions of the discrepancy.
Renormalization Regularization and Renormalons
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02.40.-k Geometry, differential geometry, and topology
Issue 07 ( 1 July 2001)
Received 14 June 2001, accepted for publication 24 July 2001
Published 8 August 2001
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