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Gauge / gravity duality

Grant number: 19/21281-4
Support Opportunities:Research Projects - Thematic Grants
Duration: April 01, 2020 - March 31, 2025
Field of knowledge:Physical Sciences and Mathematics - Physics - Elementary Particle Physics and Fields
Principal Investigator:Horatiu Stefan Nastase
Grantee:Horatiu Stefan Nastase
Host Institution: Instituto de Física Teórica (IFT). Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de São Paulo. São Paulo , SP, Brazil
Pesquisadores principais:
Andrey Yuryevich Mikhaylov ; Victor de Oliveira Rivelles
Associated researchers: Carlos Nunez ; Diego Trancanelli ; Georgios Itsios ; Jeff Murugan ; Konstadinos Sfetsos ; Konstantinos Skenderis ; Nathan Jacob Berkovits ; Pedro Gil Martins Vieira
Associated grant(s):22/11765-7 - The Critical Exponents and Ground States of Quantum Gravity and Strongly Coupled Field Theories, AV.EXT
Associated scholarship(s):22/15566-9 - AdS/CFT and toy models for phenomenological holographic cosmology, BP.MS
22/06599-0 - Spin chains and Yang-Baxter deformations in the AdS/CFT correspondence, BP.PD
22/12401-9 - Cylindrical symmetry and AdS/CFT, BP.PD
+ associated scholarships 22/10376-7 - String theory on pp waves from AdS/CFT and spin chains, BP.IC
22/02791-4 - Holographic cosmology and string theory, BP.DR
22/05152-2 - AdS/CFT and Dualities, Integrability and Topological Strings, BP.DR
22/00940-2 - Cohomological methods in AdS/CFT correspondence, BP.DR
21/02253-0 - BV formalism and pure spinor superstring, BP.PD
21/01819-0 - Yang-Baxter deformations of superstring sigma models, BP.PD
21/01565-8 - AdS/CMT, particle-vortex duality in the ABJM model, and the SYK model, BP.PD - associated scholarships

Abstract

This proposal puts together specialists in various areas of string theory and quantum field theory and their applications in order to analyze and apply various aspects of gauge/gravity duality. This duality and its applications are one of the most important and active areas of research in theoretical physics, and we are fortunate that São Paulo is emerging as the leading center for it not only in Brazil, but perhaps the whole of Latin America. We therefore need to get together, coordinate, and strengthen the interactions of the researchers in the area in order to continue to grow this newly developed competence. Since Maldacena proposed his AdS/CFT correspondence in 1997, it has grown to the current gauge/gravity duality, proposing that string theories and quantum gravity in general on the one hand, and quantum field theory on the other, are just different descriptions of the same system. Since when one side is strongly coupled, the other is weakly coupled, this duality has become an invaluable tool to study both strongly coupled quantum field theories in a weakly coupled way, as well as quantum gravity aspects in terms of a perturbative description.We plan to use the duality to analyze certain aspects of gauge theories, both more concrete and more formal, condensed matter physics, early Universe cosmology, supergravity and string theory, the pure spinor formulation in the AdS/CFT correspondence, the dynamics of strings and branes in gravitational spaces, aspects of integrability, higher spin operators and their connection to string theory, as well as better defining and finding more examples of the AdS/CFT correspondence and gauge/gravity dualities, and various mathematical aspects relevant for these dualities. (AU)

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Scientific publications (15)
(References retrieved automatically from Web of Science and SciELO through information on FAPESP grants and their corresponding numbers as mentioned in the publications by the authors)
NASTASE, HORATIU; SONNENSCHEIN, JACOB. A T(T)over-bar-like deformation of the Skyrme model and the Heisenberg model of nucleon-nucleon scattering. Journal of High Energy Physics, n. 5, . (19/21281-4, 19/13231-7, 16/01343-7)
MIKHAILOV, ANDREI; ZAVALETA, DENNIS. Normal form of nilpotent vector field near the tip of the pure spinor cone. Journal of High Energy Physics, n. 7, . (19/21281-4, 16/01343-7)
RADO, LAURA; RIVELLES, VICTOR O.; SANCHEZ, RENATO. Yang-Baxter deformations of the AdS(5) x T-1,T-1 superstring and their backgrounds. Journal of High Energy Physics, n. 2, . (19/21281-4)
NASTASE, HORATIU; ROJAS, FRANCISCO; RUBIO, CARLOS. Celestial IR divergences in general most-subleading-color gluon and gravity amplitudes. Journal of High Energy Physics, n. 1, . (19/13231-7, 16/01343-7, 19/21281-4)
BERKOVITS, NATHAN. Manifest spacetime supersymmetry and the superstring. Journal of High Energy Physics, n. 10, . (19/24277-8, 19/21281-4, 16/01343-7)
RADO, LAURA; RIVELLES, VICTOR O.; SANCHEZ, RENATO. String backgrounds of the Yang-Baxter deformed AdS(4) x CP3 superstring. Journal of High Energy Physics, n. 1, . (19/21281-4, 14/18634-9)
NASTASE, HORATIU. Holographic cosmology solutions of problems with pre-inflationary cosmology. Journal of High Energy Physics, n. 12, . (19/13231-7, 16/01343-7, 19/21281-4)
NASTASE, HORATIU; SONNENSCHEIN, JACOB. A TT-like deformation of the Skyrme model and the Heisenberg model of nucleon-nucleon scattering. Journal of High Energy Physics, n. 5, . (19/21281-4, 16/01343-7, 19/13231-7)
BENAKLI, KARIM; BERKOVITS, NATHAN; DANIEL, CASSIANO A.; LIZE, MATHEUS. Higher-spin states of the superstring in an electromagnetic background. Journal of High Energy Physics, n. 12, . (19/17805-8, 20/10183-9, 19/24277-8, 16/01343-7, 19/21281-4, 16/16824-0)
NASTASE, HORATIU; PORTUGAL, ULISSES M.. The monopole problem in holographic cosmology. Physics Letters B, v. 815, . (18/22008-7, 19/21281-4, 16/01343-7)
RADO, LAURA; RIVELLES, VICTOR O.; SANCHEZ, RENATO. Bosonic eta-deformed AdS(4) x CP3 background. Journal of High Energy Physics, n. 10, . (19/21281-4)
MIKHAILOV, ANDREI. DGLA Dg and BV formalism. Journal of High Energy Physics, n. 12, . (19/21281-4)

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