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The Center for Nuclear Research Seminar, 2022

𝓝 = 𝟒 supersymmetric Yang-Mills thermodynamics to order 𝝀𝟐

Authors: Jens O. Andersena, Qianqian Dub,c, Michael Stricklandc and Ubaid Tantaryc

aNorwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway

bCentral China Normal University, China

cKent State University, Kent Ohio

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  • The SYM4,4 theory can be obtained by dimensional reduction of SYM1,D in D = Dmax= 10 with all fields being in the adjoint representation of SU(Nc).

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  • The action and Lagrangian that generates the perturbative expansion for SYM4,4 in Minkowski-space can be expressed as

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  • The action of N = 1 supersymmetric Yang-Mills in D dimensions (SYM1,D) can be written in Minkowski space as

N = 4 supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory in 4-dimensions (SYM4,4)

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Background and Motivation

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Background and Motivation

 

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Scaled entropy density as a function of λ

 

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The resumed Lagrangian density

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Feynman Diagram up to 3-loop order

The dashed lines indicate a scaler field and dotted lines indicate a ghost field. The crosses are the thermal counter terms.

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  • The resumed one-loop free energy

 

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  • The resumed two-loop free energy

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  • The resumed three-loop free energy

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  • By combining eqns. (6) (9) and (14), the result of the resumed free energy up to 3 loop level for SYM4,4 under the RDR scheme is

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  • This result holds for all Nc .
  • The result (15) is manifestly finite due to an explicit cancellation between three-loop infrared singularities and the three-loop counter term diagrams.
  • These cancellations remove all infrared divergent contributions.
  • In addition, there are no remaining poles due to ultraviolet divergences, since the coupling does not run in SYM4,4 and, hence, no coupling constant renormalization counter term is required.

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PART II

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Dimensional Reduction and EFT Technique

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Construction of SUSY-EFT

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Parameters of the effective theory

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A. Coefficient of the unit operator

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A.2 Two loop contribution

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A.3 Three loop contribution

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B. Mass parameters

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One-loop A0 self-energy graphs in the SYM4;4 dimensionally-reduced EFT. Spiral lines represent three-dimensional gluons, sinusoidal lines represent the adjoint scalar A0, dashed lines represent scalars, and dotted lines (not appearing in this particular figure) represent the three-dimensional ghost field

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Two-loop contribution:

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The divergence is cancelled by the counterterm:

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Large – Nc generalized Padé approximant

  • With new perturbative coefficients in hand one can produce an updated Padé approximant. J.P. Blaizot, E.Iancu, U.Kraemmer and A.Rebhan, hep-ph/0611393

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  • Based on the large-Nc structure of the strong-coupling expansion, we find that the following form can reconstruct all known coefficients in both the weak- and strong-coupling limits

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Scaled entropy density as a function of λ

 

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  • We computed the thermodynamic function of SYM4,4 to 𝒪(𝜆2) under RDR Scheme .

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  • Having computed new coefficients, we then constructed a large-Nc Padé approximant that interpolates between the weak- and strong-coupling limits.

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  • We are also computing the coefficient of λ5/2 in the SYM4,4 free energy.

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  • We also plan to pursue a three-loop HTLpt calculation of SYM4,4 thermodynamics to extend our previous two-loop HTLpt calculation.

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Conclusions and Outlook