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Conformal Partial Wave Expansions for N=4 Chiral Four Point Functions

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arxiv hep-th/0412335 v4 pith:L5YILW3I submitted 2004-12-31 hep-th

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The conformal partial wave analysis of four point functions of half BPS operators belonging to the SU(4) [0,p,0] representation is undertaken for p=2,3,4. Using the results of N=4 superconformal Ward identities the contributions from protected short and semi-short multiplets are identified in terms of the free field theory. In the large N limit contributions corresponding to long multiplets with twist up to 2p-2 are absent. The anomalous dimensions for twist two singlet multiplets are found to order g^4 and agree with other perturbative calculations. Results for twist four and six are also found.

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