1. B.-H.L, R. Nayak, K. Panigrahi, C. Park On the giant magnon and spike solutions for strings on AdS(3) x S**3. JHEP 0806:065,2008. arXiv:0804.2923 J. Kluson, B.-H.L, K. Panigrahi, C. Park, Magnon like solutions for strings in I-brane background. JHEP 0808;032, 2008, arXiv:0806.3879 B.-H.L, K. Panigrahi, C. Park, Spiky Strings on AdS4 x CP3, JHEP 0811:066,2008, arXiv:0807.2559 B.-H.L, C. Park, Unbounded Multi Magnon and Spike, arXiv:0812.2727 On the Giant Magnon and Spike Solutions in String Theories Bum-Hoon Lee (Sogang University, Seoul, Korea) December 16-21

2. D-branes and Gauge Theories http://cquest.sogang.ac.kr CQUeST #16 Supersymmetric # Nc Dp Branes in YM theories in p+1 dim. String theory Ex. d=3+1, N=4 SU(N c ) SYM #N c parallel D3-branes 1, …, 6 #Nc D1 F1

3. (string frame) (harmonic function) ( for D-brane ) radius S5 = radius AdS5 = R For,, can trust the supergravity solution AdS5 x S5 Geometry In near horizon limit with For D3 branes, Dp-brane solution in Supergravity

4. Contents 1. Motivation : AdS-CFT (Holography) 2. giant magnon and spikes (AdS5 x S5) 3. giant magnon and spikes (AdS4 x CP3) 4. Summary and discussion

5. 1. AdS/CFT correspondence (Closed/Open string dulaty) - The gravity theory on - Symmetry SO(2,4) * SO(6) Isometry group -N=4 SYM on the boundary 4d space -Symmetry (same) SO(2,4) * SO(6) conf. * R-sym full string theory closed string theory sugra approx. perturbative Yang-Mills theory nonperturbative

6. AdS/CFT Dictionary 4D CFT (QCD)  5D AdS Spectrum : - 4D Operator  5D string states - Dim. of [Operator]  5D mass Current conservation  5D gauge symmetry Large Q  small z Confinement  (IR) cutoff z m Resonances  Kaluza-Klein states

7. According to the AdS/CFT correspondence, isometry of R-symmetry group of N=4 SYM Z, W, X : three complex scalar fields of SYM describing coordinates of the internal space with |Z| + |W| + |X| =1. (Z and Z: the plane on which the equator of lies) J in SYM : # of Z fields J : the angular momentum describing the rotation on the equator of in the string theory side. Consider the limit 222

8. As an example, consider the SU(2) part only (with Z and W ) -energy and R-charge E=1 and J=1 for Z and E=1 and J=O for W for case ii) E - J = 1 + correction anomalous dim. the spectrum of string states string with infinite E and J 1) state (E-J=0) 2) the giant magnon (E-J=0) the spectrum of operators in SYM long chain operator 1) 2) Impurity or magnon

9. On the gauge theory side (related to spin chain model) By Minahan and Zarembo the one-loop anomalous dimension of operators ( : # of Z and W) composed of scalars in N=4 SYM theory follows from solving the spin chain model The one loop anomalous dim. eigenvalue of the 1-loop dilatation operator acting on these op.

10. To apply one should consider as a spin ½ chain identifying Z with a spin down and W with a spin up the dispersion relation for the magnon in the large ‘t Hooft coupling limit, Now, we study which spectrum of the string side corresponds to this magnon solution in SYM.

11. There exist many other types of operators Ex) (Single Trace operators, with higher twists) : The anomalous dimension is dominated by the contribution of the derivatives  Dual description in terms of rotating strings with n cusps (Conjecture)

12. 2. The giant magnon and the spike magnon in flat space In the light cone gauge, the solution with where 2. The giant magnon and the spike on S In world sheet ( ) In target space 2 Hofman & Maldacena (2006)

13. - (closed) string excitation : two excitations carrying world sheet momentum p and –p respectively. two trajectories (blue and green) lie in the different values of, The world sheet momentum of the string excitation corresponds to the difference of the target space coordinate 2 - the open string case : a single excitation with momentum p along an infinite string. ~ p

14. - Strings on the AdS5 x S5 Metric on S5 Parametrization Action : Solution Dispersion Relation 2

15. Spike in flat spacetime In conformal gauge in flat Minkowski solution (Eq. of motion ) (constraints ) Dispersion relation

16. n = 3n = 10 Gauge Theory Operator

17. Spiky strings in AdS Ansatz Metric solution Dispersion relation Action

18. Rotating string on Nambu-Goto action with the target space-time metric Ansatz 2 Magnons and Spikes on AdS5 x S5

19. Equation of motion From the first equation, c: integration const This solution satisfy all equations of motion. oo 2

20. Conserved quantities 1) the energy 2) the angular momentum 3) the angle difference( ~ the momentum of an excitation) 3. The giant magnon and the spike on S 2

21. Depnding on the parameter region, we obtain two different configurations. magnon spike 2

22. 1) magnon (case ii) the conserved quantities 2

23. 1) spike (case iv) the dispersion relation for spike 2

24. (*). The string description for the magnon bound state The dispersion relation for the magnon bound state - Q-magnon bound state the elementary magnon in this subsector : In string theory side, this dispersion relation corresponds to that of the giant magnon carrying two independent angular momentum, J and J describing the string moving on 21

25. Spike on R x S2 with NS-NS B field metric action ansatz

26. Solution (Dispersion Relation) giant graviton spike solution

27. Rotating String on Melvin Deform AdS3 x S3 metric action ansatz

28. Solution (Dispersion Relation) small B

29. Three-spin Spiky string onAdS3 x S3 metric action ansatz

30. Solution (Dispersion Relation) circular string on AdS Helical string on AdS

31. 3.AdS –CFT for M2 Branes in M theory 2+1 dim. CFT (ABJM Theory) Gravity on

32. Rotating String Solution on RxS2xS2 Metric for AdS4 x CP3 Metric for R x S2 x S2

33. Ansatz Solution

34. Giant Magnon & Spike (finite size) Dispersion Relation

35. Spike Solution Dispersion Relation

36. finite size effect Giant magnon Spike

37. Parameter Action Ansatz Solution Dispersion relation with the finite size effect Multi Magnons on R x S2

38. Solution Dispersion relation with the finite size effect Multi Spikes on R x S2

39. 4. Summary and discussion - It was shown that the magnon in the spin chain can be described by the giant magnon solution in string theory. - Furthermore, the magnon bound state is also described by a giant magnon with two angular momentum - Investigate the solutions of Spikes on R x S2 with B field Rotating String on Melvin deformed AdS3 x S3 Three spin spiky solutions on AdS3 x S3 -> circular/helical strings on AdS - Multi magnon and spike solutions

40. Summary - continued - Magnon like solutions for strings in I-brane background - Spiky Strings on AdS4 x CP3 - much of the AdS / CFT still need to be confirmed such as finding the dual integrable model corresponding to the spike solution.