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Real and virtual bound states in Lüscher corrections for CP3 magnons

Real and virtual bound states in Lüscher corrections for CP3 magnons
Real and virtual bound states in Lüscher corrections for CP3 magnons
We study classical and quantum finite-size corrections to giant magnons in AdS4 × CP3 using generalized Lüscher formulae. Lüscher F-terms are organized in powers of the exponential suppression factor (e−Δ/2h)m, and we calculate all terms in this series, matching one-loop algebraic curve results from our previous paper [1]. Starting with the second term, the structure of these terms is different to those in AdS5 × S5 thanks to the appearance of heavy modes in the loop, which can here be interpreted as two-particle bound states in the mirror theory. By contrast, physical bound states can represent dyonic giant magnons, and we also calculate F-terms for these solutions. Lüscher μ-terms, suppressed by e−Δ/E, instead give at leading order the classical finite-size correction. For the elementary dyonic giant magnon we recover the correction given by [2]. We then extend this to calculate the next term in 1/h, giving a one-loop prediction. Finally we also calculate F-terms for the various composite giant magnons, RP3 and 'big', again finding agreement to all orders.
hep-th
1751-8113
Abbott, Michael C.
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Aniceto, Inês
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Bombardelli, Diego
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Abbott, Michael C.
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Aniceto, Inês
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Bombardelli, Diego
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Abbott, Michael C., Aniceto, Inês and Bombardelli, Diego (2012) Real and virtual bound states in Lüscher corrections for CP3 magnons. Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical, 45, [335401]. (doi:10.1088/1751-8113/45/33/335401).

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We study classical and quantum finite-size corrections to giant magnons in AdS4 × CP3 using generalized Lüscher formulae. Lüscher F-terms are organized in powers of the exponential suppression factor (e−Δ/2h)m, and we calculate all terms in this series, matching one-loop algebraic curve results from our previous paper [1]. Starting with the second term, the structure of these terms is different to those in AdS5 × S5 thanks to the appearance of heavy modes in the loop, which can here be interpreted as two-particle bound states in the mirror theory. By contrast, physical bound states can represent dyonic giant magnons, and we also calculate F-terms for these solutions. Lüscher μ-terms, suppressed by e−Δ/E, instead give at leading order the classical finite-size correction. For the elementary dyonic giant magnon we recover the correction given by [2]. We then extend this to calculate the next term in 1/h, giving a one-loop prediction. Finally we also calculate F-terms for the various composite giant magnons, RP3 and 'big', again finding agreement to all orders.

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Accepted/In Press date: 15 July 2012
Published date: 2 August 2012
Keywords: hep-th

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Local EPrints ID: 424137
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/424137
ISSN: 1751-8113
PURE UUID: d3417093-2466-4542-9ca0-1ce545699239
ORCID for Inês Aniceto: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-4468-0066

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Author: Michael C. Abbott
Author: Inês Aniceto ORCID iD
Author: Diego Bombardelli

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