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1 Dynamical Holographic QCD Model Mei HUANG Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS Theoretical Physics Center for Science Facilities, CAS Seminar at USTC, Oct.10, 2013
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2 I. Why hQCD ? From UV to IR II. Pure gluon system: Quenched dynamical hQCD Glueball spectra III. Two flavor system: Dynamical hQCD Meson spectra Decay constant and form factor IV. Phase transitions V. Conclusion and discussion Danning Li, Mei Huang, arXiv:1303.6929 Systematic framework for chiral symmetry breaking & confinement
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3 I.Why hQCD ? From UV to IR
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4 QCD UV (Weak coupling): Asymptotic freedom Asymptotically conformal IR (Strong coupling): Chiral symmetry breaking & Confinement
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5 Strong QCD Quarks & Gluons (UV) QM, NJL, SM, HLS, CHPT, NRQCD …… DSE color flux tube Dual superconductor … Holographic QCD (hQCD) Effective field theories and models Lattice QCD Vacuum(IR)
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6 Quantum Gravity Strongly Coupled Gauge Theory Holographic Duality: Gravity/QFT General Gravity/QFT: AdS/CFT : Original discovery of duality Supersymmetry and conformality are required for AdS/CFT. In general, supersymmetry and conformality are not necessary
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7 Holographic Duality: (d+1)-Gravity/ (d)-QFT Holography & Emergent critical phenomena: When system is strongly coupled, new weakly-coupled degrees of freedom dynamically emerge. The emergent fields live in a dynamical spacetime with an extra spatial dimension. The extra dimension plays the role of energy scale in QFT, with motion along the extra dimension representing a change of scale, or renormalization group (RG) flow. arXiv:1205.5180
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8 Holographic Duality & RG flow Coarse graining spins on a lattice: Kadanoff and Wilson arXiv:1205.5180 J(x): coupling constant or source for the operator
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9 Holographic Duality & RG flow QFT on lattice equivalent to RG problem from Gravity RG scale -> an extra spatial dimension Coupling constant -> dynamical filed arXiv:1205.5180
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10 Holographic Duality: Dictionary Boundary QFT Bulk Gravity Local operator Bulk field Strongly coupled Semi-classical
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11 holographic QCD (5D) Real QCD world: Rich experimental data and lattice data 3rd step: gravity dual systematic framework 2nd step: deformed AdS 5 intelligent guess 1st step: just AdS 5 naïve try Build the connection between QCD dynamics and geometry Holographic QCD or gravity dual of QCD String theorists’ business: whether it can be deduced from 10D string theory ?
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12 QCD nonconformal N=4 Super YM conformal AdS 5 deformed AdS 5 Dilaton field breaks conformal symmetry A systematic framework: Graviton-dilaton system Input: QCD dynamics at IR Solve: Metric structure, dilaton potential
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13 Dynamical hQCD & RG A AdS 5 deformed AdS 5 QCD Dynamics at IR
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14 II.Pure gluon system: quenched dynamical hQCD
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15 5D action: graviton-dilaton Pure gluon system: Gluon condensate at IR: dual to
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16 Graviton-dilaton system A AdS 5 deformed AdS 5
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17 Glueball spectra:
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18 5D action for scalar glueball: scalar glueball:dual to
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19 1) Dimension-4 dilaton field No linear Regge behavior
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20 2) Soft-wall model with AdS 5 metric (“KKSS”) Cannot accommodate the ground state and the linear slope!
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21 3) Selfconsistent dimension-2 dilaton field Surprise! No extra parameter! deformed metric
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22 4) Dilaton field: quartic at UV and quadratic at IR However, the dual gluon operator of dimension-2 dilaton field is not known! Gauge invariant & Local operator
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23 Not sensitive to quartic form at UV. Determined by quadratic form at IR.
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24 Linear confinement Confinement potential QQ
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25 1, AdS 5 only gives Coulomb potential ! 2, Deformed metric structure is needed to produce the linear potential! Holographic dictionary: Metric structure determines the quark potential !
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26 Criteria for linear potential
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27 III. Two flavor system: Dynamical hQCD & Meson spectra Add flavor dynamics on gluodynamic background
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28 Deformed AdS 5 models for hadron spectra: hard-wall AdS 5 model soft-wall AdS 5 model: quadratic dilaton model 1, Hard-wall AdS 5 model: 5D hadron action AdS 5 metric
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29 Lowest excitations: 80-90% agreement However, no Regge behavior in the hard-wall AdS 5 model !
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30 A dilaton field to restore Regge behavior 2, Soft-wall AdS5 model or KKSS model However: only Coulomb potential, no linear quark potential AdS 5 metric
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31 Degeneration of chiral partners in KKSS model
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32 3, Modify action by a quartic interaction T. Gherghetta, J. I. Kapusta and T. M. Kelley, Phys.Rev. D 79 (2009) 076003; T. M. Kelley, S. P. Bartz and J. I. Kapusta, Phys. Rev. D 83 (2011) 016002; Negative mass square for scalar meson: instability
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33 4, Modify metric Yanqin Sui, Yueliang Wu,Yibo Yang, Zhifeng Xie, arXiv:0909.3887, PRD2010; Yanqin Sui, Yueliang Wu,Yibo Yang, arXiv:1012.3518, PRD2011 ……
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34 How to realize chiral symmetry breaking, & linear Regge behavior & linear quark potential in a unified model?
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35 Graviton-dilaton-scalar coupling system Action for pure gluon system: Graviton-dilaton coupling Action for light hadrons: KKSS model Total action: D.N. Li, M.H., arXiv:1303.6929
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36 Background with gluon condensate and quark-antiquark condensate
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37 Graviton-dilaton-scalar system A AdS 5 deformed AdS 5
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39 IR asymptotic form constrained by linear potential: UV asymptotic form:
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40 Chiral fieldDilaton field
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41 Produced hadron spectra compared with data
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42 Produced hadron spectra compared with data
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43 Regge behavior and linear quark potential Linear confinement String model & confinement q q Flux tubes of color field = glue QCD and string theory I:
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44 Solved Metric Produced quark potential compared with Cornell potential
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45 Decay Constant and Form Factor
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47 Smaller chiral condensate, smaller pion decay constant, better pion form factor
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48 large chiral condensate, better pion decay constant, worse pion form factor
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49 HQCD for Phase transitions
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50 5D graviton action: Metric structure, blackhole, Dilaton field and Dilaton potential should be solved self- consistently from the Einstein equations. Color electric deconfinement phase transition
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51 Experiences in constructing holographic QCD model tells us that: a quadratic correction in the deformed warp factor is responsible for the linear confinement. D.N, Li, S. He, M. H., Q. S. Yan, arXiv:1103.5389, JHEP2011
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52 Indeed, the positive quadratic correction dAdS5 model can fit all the finite temperature lattice QCD data for pure gauge SU(3) theory. D.N. Li, S. He, M.H., Q. S. Yan, arXiv:1103.5389, JHEP2011
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53 D.N. Li, S. He, M.H., Q. S. Yan, arXiv:1103.5389, JHEP2011
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54 D.N. Li, S. He, M.H., Q. S. Yan, arXiv:1103.5389, JHEP2011
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55 Trace anomaly D.N. Li, S. He, M.H., Q. S. Yan, arXiv:1103.5389, JHEP2011
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56 Heavy quark potential Electric screening Polyakov loop: color electric deconfinement D.N. Li, S. He, M.H., Q. S. Yan, arXiv:1103.5389, JHEP2011
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57 spatial Wilson loop spatial string tension Magnetic screening and magnetic confinement D.N. Li, S. He, M.H., Q. S. Yan, arXiv:1103.5389, JHEP2011
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58 V. Conclusion and discussion
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59 1, A systematic framework connecting QCD dynamics and geometry: graviton-dilaton for pure gluon system graviton-dilaton-scalar for hadron spectra 2, The linear Regge behavior as well as linear quark potential can be produced in a dynamical holographic model! The dimension-2 dilaton field at IR induces the linear confinement.
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60 3. We have realized chiral symmetry breaking, & linear Regge behavior & linear quark potential in a unified model!
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61 4. Dynamical hQCD & RG A AdS 5 deformed AdS 5
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62 Outlook
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63 Strong QCD Quarks & Gluons (UV) QM, NJL, SM, HLS, CHPT, NRQCD …… DSE color flux tube Dual superconductor … Holographic QCD (hQCD) Effective field theories and models Lattice QCD Vacuum(IR)
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64 Light flavor Hadron spectra Ground states: Effective models Excitation states: hQCD models Easy Hard Easy Heavy flavor Hadron spectra?
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65 Phase structure Chiral restoration Effective models Deconfinement hQCD models Easy Not easy Easy Hard
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67 Hard for Effective QCD
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68 Easy for hQCD But we need a hQCD close to QCD! Dynamical hQCD model is one of the candidates!
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69 Thanks for your attention!
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