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A study of form factors in relativistic mixed-flux AdS_3

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arxiv 2312.17557 v3 pith:YHFYUKSN submitted 2023-12-29 hep-th

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keywords theoryaxiomsformform-factorsintegralmixed-fluxrelativistics-matrix
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We study the two-particle form-factors for the relativistic limit of the integrable S-matrix of the mixed-flux AdS_3 X S^3 X T^4 string theory. The S-matrix theory was formally constructed in two distinct ways by two different teams. We focus on the massive theory built up by Frolov, Polvara and Sfondrini, and derive expressions for the minimal solutions to the axioms, in both integral and manifestly meromorphic form, and then proceed to apply the off-shell Bethe ansatz method of Babujian et al. We obtain the integral formulas for the two-particle complete form-factors and check the axioms at this particle number.

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