Holographic heavy-light mesons from non-Abelian DBI
Johanna Erdmenger, Kazuo Ghoroku, Ingo Kirsch

TL;DR
This paper models heavy-light mesons using non-Abelian DBI action in gauge/gravity duality, embedding two D7 branes to analyze meson spectra and their dependence on the 't Hooft coupling across various backgrounds.
Contribution
It introduces a non-Abelian DBI framework with multiple D7 branes to study heavy-light mesons in holography, capturing their unique scaling and spectrum.
Findings
Heavy-light mesons scale differently with the 't Hooft coupling.
The model describes both scalar and vector mesons.
Wilson loop calculations match meson mass trends.
Abstract
In the context of gauge/gravity duals with flavor, we examine heavy-light mesons which involve a heavy and a light quark. For this purpose we embed two D7 brane probes at different positions into the gravity background. We establish the non-Abelian Dirac-Born-Infeld (DBI) action for these probes, in which the U(2) matrix describing the embedding is diagonal. The fluctuations of the brane probes correspond to the mesons. In particular, the off-diagonal elements of the U(2) fluctuation matrix correspond to the heavy-light mesons, while the diagonal elements correspond to the light-light and heavy-heavy mesons, respectively. The heavy-light mesons scale differently with the 't Hooft coupling than the mesons involving quarks of equal mass. The model describes both scalar and vector mesons. For different dilaton-deformed gravity backgrounds, we also calculate the Wilson loop energy, and…
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