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AdS/CFT: Unification of Soft Pomeron and BFKL Confronting String Theory with High Energy Scattering Blois 2005: Chung-I Tan, Brown University Gauge/Gravity Duality Re-discovery of QCD String and Extra Dimensions Brower, Mathur, Tan, hep-th/0003115, Glueball Spectrum for QCD from AdS Supergravity duality R. Brower, J. Polchinski, M. Strassler, C-I Tan,, to appear.R. Brower, J. Polchinski, M. Strassler, C-I Tan, BFKL Kernel in String/Gauge Dual, to appear.
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Outline Many Faces of QCD From ISR to HERA/Tevatron/LHC: Hard versus Soft Diffraction AdS/CFT: Re-birth of QCD-String Unification of BFKL with Soft Pomeron Odderon Glueballs in Deformed AdS Expectations: from Tevatron to LHC and Beyond
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Many Faces of QCD
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From s=10 GeV 2 to 10 6 GeV 2 Lower Energies: Soft Pomeron Shrinkage in forward peaks Higher Energies: BFKL Large angle scattering, Jets, etc. Large-N regularities
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I. Review: QCD as String Asymptotic Freedom Confinement Force at Long Distance--Constant Tension/Linear Potential, Coupling increasing, Quarks and Gluons strongly bound “Stringy Behavior”
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String Modes: Vibrational Modes and Rotational Modes
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Dual Pion Amplitude (aka NS string) If (m 2 ) = 0, then have Adler zeros in soft pion limit: A(p 1 ! 0) = 0, since s ! M 2 , t ! m 2 ( y Neveu-Schwarz “Quark model of dual pions”, 1971)
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Death and Resurrection of QCD string (i) ZERO MASS STATE (gauge/graviton) (ii) SUPER SYMMETRY (iii) EXTRA DIMENSION 4+6 = 10 (iv) NO HARD PROCESSES! (totally wrong dynamics ) Stringy Rutherford Experiment At Wide Angle: s,-t,-u >> 1/ ’
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Back to QCD: Need to give Mass to Graviton t=0t>0t<0 J Regge (t) 2 ++ Graviton 1 -- Photon/Gluon Closed String Open String ?
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Back to QCD: Need Hard Collisions Fixed Angle Dimensional Counting rules BFKL Etc.
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II. String/Gauge Duality Early String Theories ==> Theory of Everything Maldacena ==> New Era for YM Theories
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Maldacena’s String Counter Revolution Open String Closed String duality YM Wilson Loops Expectation Values in Bulk!
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Scale Invariance and the 5 th dimension Strings (Gravity) in AdS 5 ´ (SUSY) Yang Mills String/Glueball Large Sizes
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Approx. Scale Invariance and the 5 th dimension r ! 1 r = r min r-r- r-r- r -4 Hadron Glueball Massive Onium Current r) IR WALL
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III. How to give Mass to Graviton? t=0t>0t<0 J Regge (t) 2 ++ Graviton 1 -- Photon/Gluon Closed String Open String ?
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4-Dim Massive Graviton 0= E 2 - (p 1 2 + p 2 2 + p 3 2 + p r 2 ) 5-Dim Massless Mode: If, due to Curvature in fifth-dim, p r 2 0, E 2 = (p 1 2 + p 2 2 + p 3 2 ) + M 2 E 2 = (p 1 2 + p 2 2 + p 3 2 ) + M 2 Four-Dimensional Mass:
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IV. Wide Angle Scattering The 2-to-m glueball scattering amplitude T(p 1,p 2, , p m+2 ) for plane wave glueball: This is a check on the underlining universality of Maldacena's duality conjecture. scatter via the string(M-theory) amplitude: A(p i, r i, X i ) in the 10-d (or 11-d) bulk space (x,r,Y): AdS 5 £ X with IR cut-off on r > r min or 10-d IIB string theory AdS 7 £ S 4 $ Black Hole with horizon r = r min or 11-d M-theory. We now discuss two different approaches to the QCD string that both give the correct parton scaling formula.
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10-d String theory Approach: Polchinski and Strassler Due to the Red Shift in the Warped Co-ordinate, s = (R/r) x,a plane wave glueball, exp[i x p], scatters with a local proper momentum, String is UV shifted in the YM’s IR. (This is the so called UV/IR connection.) THUS wide angle scattering IS exponentially suppressed in the region r 2 [r min,r scatt ] HOWEVER there is a small remaining amplitude at large r that that gives the correct conformal scaling of the naive parton model! E.g for a scalar glueball » r -4 corresponding to n i = 4 for the YM operator, Tr[F 2 ], in exact agreement with the parton result.
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Soft vs Hard in M-QCD (RCB & CIT hep-th/Tan 0207144) Red Shift: Proper Length: s = (r/R) x Local Momentum: p local = (R/r) p Therefore at wide angles! A string ( ’ R 2 s/r 2, ’ R 2 t/r 2 ) » exp[ - R 2 s log(s) /r 2 ] A Regge region is an average like:
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Hard vs Soft Regge in M-QCD (RCB & C-I Tan hep-th/Tan 0207144) Hard IR region: BFKL-like Pomeron with almost flat cut in the j-plane Soft: IR region: r ' r min, gives Regge pole with slope ' qcd » ' R 3 /r 3 min The ``shrinkage'' is caused the soft stringy ``form factor'' in impact parameter:
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V: BFKL vs Soft Pomeron t=0t>0t<0 J BFKL continuum Regge (t) 2 ++ Glueball Strong Coupling: Brower, Polchinski, Strassler, Tan Weak Coupling:
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BFKL Summation
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Diffusion in Impact Space
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BFKL vs Soft Pomeron Perturbative QCD Short-Distance BFKL (0) ~ 1.4 Increasing Virtuality No Shrinkage of elastic peak Fixed-cut in t Diffusion in Virtuality Non-Perturbative Long-distance: Confinement P (0) ~ 1.08 Fixed trans. Momenta Shrinkage of Elasstic Peak: ~1/ log s ’(0) ~ 0.3 Gev -2 Diffusion in impact space
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Hard versus Soft Diffraction in AdS (Lightcone Derivation) With X + =
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The Schwarz-Christoffel trans maps the upper half plane (a) into the light-cone strip + i (b):
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Reduction to 1-d Path Integral where
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b 12 b 34 b X1X1 X2X2 Rapidity y = log(s/s 0 ) and t = - q 2 ? Regge Behavior is diffusion for time log(s) in impact parameter space (and AdS radial space) exp[ - ’ q 2 ? log(s) ] exp[ - b 2 /( ’ log(s))] Boosts shrink size of “hadronic string”
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Diffusion in AdS 5 u=-log Z----translational invariance
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VI: Strong Coupling Pomeron V(u) = -t e -u 0 < u < 1 Attractive for t >0, Regge Pole + BFKL cut t < 0 only scattering state for BFKL, with t < 0 t >0 V(u) u Hard Wall at r = r min
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BFKL-Soft Pomeron Unification t=0t>0t<0 J BFKL continuum Regge (t) 2 ++ Glueball Strong Coupling: Weak Coupling:
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Leading J-Plane Singularities H(t) = 1/2 (2-J)
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Leading J-Plane Singularities for C=-1 H odd (t) = 1/2 (1-J)
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VII. Glueballs at g 2 N c = 1 Strong coupling Dual to Gravity
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Deformed AdS-Metric: Confinement Deformed AdS Space, Massive Graviton Soft Pomeron and Tensor Glueball QCD String Tension Breaking Supersymmetry Witten’s proposal---AdS/BH metric
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AdS/BH Metric
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Deformed AdS and confinement
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Gravity vs Y.M. on Branes
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IIA Classification of QCD_4 G G ,11 G 11,11 m 0 (Eq.)A ,11 A m 0 (Eq.) G ij 2 ++ C i 1 ++ (-) 0 ++ 4.7007 (T 4 ) B ij 1 +- C 123 0 +- (-) 7.3059(N 4 ) G i 1 -+ (-) C 0 -+ 5.6555 (V 4 ) B i 1 -- (-) C ij 1 -- 9.1129(M 4 ) G 0 ++ 2.7034(S 4 ) G 0 ++ 10.7239(L 4 ) States from 11-d G MN States from 11-d A MNL Subscripts to J PC refer to P = -1 states
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Tensor Glueball/Graviton Wave functions n=1n=3 n=8Potential n=0 Randall-Sundram graviton r min r
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Lattice Data vs AdS Confining Gauge Theory at ’ = 0 R. Brower, S. Mathur, and C-I Tan, hep-th/0003115, “Glueball Spectrum of QCD from AdS Supergravity Duality”.
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Pomeron in Gauge/Gravity Duality Pomeron as Massive Graviton! Intercept “lowered” from 2! Interpolate with BFKL due to “hard” at AdS Bdry.
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Summary Unified Description of BFKL-Soft Pomeron in AdS/CFT ---Heterotic Pomeron (E. M. Levin & C-I Tan) Improved Confining Background Massless Quarks, Chiral Symmetry, …….. ………….. Beyond strong coupling or Strong Gravity Beyond Perturbative String Interactions …….
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