Some Implications of Perturbative Approach to AdS/CFT Correspondence

H. Kawai; T. Suyama

Some Implications of Perturbative Approach to AdS/CFT Correspondence

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arxiv 0708.2463 v2 pith:MVON3MX4 submitted 2007-08-18 hep-th

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We show some implications of the approach to AdS/CFT correspondence based on Type IIB string in the flat space-time with D3-branes proposed in our previous paper. We discuss a correspondence for high energy scattering amplitudes of N=4 super-Yang-Mills proposed recently. We also discuss AdS/CFT correspondence at finite temperature. Our approach provides clear understanding of these issues.

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Two-loop four-point amplitudes on the Coulomb branch of ${\mathcal{N}}=4$ super Yang-Mills
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The subleading Regge-limit exponent of a Coulomb branch four-point amplitude in N=4 SYM matches the anomalous dimension of a cusped Wilson loop with a scalar insertion, known from integrability.

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