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BETA FUNCTIONS FOR DOUBLE-TRACE COUPLINGS IN ORBIFOLD GAUGE THEORIES

Authors: A. DYMARSKY; I. R. KLEBANOV; R. ROIBAN;

BETA FUNCTIONS FOR DOUBLE-TRACE COUPLINGS IN ORBIFOLD GAUGE THEORIES

Abstract

We summarize calculation of one-loop beta functions in orbifolds of the [Formula: see text] SYM theory by a discrete subgroup Γ of the SU(4) R-symmetry, which are dual to string theory on AdS5 × S5/Γ, and the general strategy for determining whether there is a fixed line passing through the origin of the coupling constant space. We emphasize the importance of decoupling the U(1) factors. We describe a class of non-supersymmetric field theories corresponding to orbifolds acting freely on the S5 which preserve some of its global symmetries. In this class we do not find any large N non-supersymmetric theories with fixed lines passing through the origin. Connection of these results with closed string tachyon condensation in AdS5 × S5/Γ is discussed.

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