Vortex strings and four-dimensional gauge dynamics
By A. Hanany, David Tong. 2004
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We study the low-energy quantum dynamics of vortex strings in the Higgs phase of = 2 supersymmetric QCD. The exact BPS spectrum of the stretched string is shown to coincide with the BPS spectrum of the four-dimensional parent gauge theory. Perturbative string excitations correspond to bound W-bosons and quarks while the monopoles appear as kinks on the vortex string. This provides a physical explanation for an observation by N. Dorey relating the quantum spectra of theories in two and four dimensions.
Subfields: Nuclear and High Energy Physics
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