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Jin-Beom Bae

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Antenna Operator Product Expansion of ABJ(M) Lightlike Polygon Wilson Loop

Expectation value of lightlike polygon Wilson loop is computed in the three-dimensional ABJM theory up to second-order in `t Hooft coupling in the limit of infinitely many colors and the result is critically compared with that in the four-dimensional N=4 super Yang-Mills theory. We first obtain analytic result for hexagon Wilson loop by combining Mellin-Barnes transformation, high precision numerical computation and the PSLQ algorithm. We then derive a version of operator product expansion (OPE) that reduces lightlike n-gon to a linear combination of (n-2)-gons in the soft-collinear limit of the polygon geometry. The Wilson coefficient of the OPE is the universal antenna function defined by a collapsed lightlike tetragon Wilson loop. Using this, we first construct a all order recursion relation among the lightlike Wilson loops and then solve it for arbitrary polygon with the hexagon Wilson loop as the initial condition. The functional form of the polygon Wilson loop takes the structure remarkably similar to the four-dimensional N=4 super Yang-Mills theory. We also observe that Gram subdeterminant conditions for polygon moduli variables restricts that the Wilson loop contour should be restricted even-sided. As a consistency check, we take thermodynamic limit of regular polygon and reproduce the known results for spacelike circular Wilson loop expectation value.

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Conformal Bootstrap Approach to O(N) Fixed Points in Five Dimensions

Whether O(N)-invariant conformal field theory exists in five dimensions with its implication to higher-spin holography was much debated. We find an affirmative result on this question by utilizing conformal bootstrap approach. In solving for the crossing symmetry condition, we propose a new approach based on specification for the low-lying spectrum distribution. We find the traditional one-gap bootstrapping is not suited since the nontrivial fixed point expected from large-N expansion sits at deep interior (not at boundary or kink) of allowed solution region. We propose two-gap bootstrapping that specifies scaling dimension of two lowest scalar operators. The approach carves out vast region of lower scaling dimensions and universally features two tips. We find that the sought-for nontrivial fixed point now sits at one of the tips, while the Gaussian fixed point sits at the other tip. The scaling dimensions of scalar operators fit well with expectation based on large-N expansion. We also find indication that the fixed point persist for lower values of N all the way down to N=1. This suggests that interacting unitary conformal field theory exists in five dimensions for all nonzero N.

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