
TL;DR
This paper analyzes the large N behavior of BPS Wilson loops in ABJM theory, deriving results consistent with AdS/CFT correspondence using saddle-point equations.
Contribution
It provides a new integral expression for the partition function and applies saddle-point analysis to understand Wilson loop behavior at large N and strong coupling.
Findings
Large N limit of Wilson loop matches AdS/CFT predictions
Perturbative expansion derived from saddle-point equations
Large mbda behavior characterized and confirmed
Abstract
We investigate the large N limit of the expectation value W(\lambda) of a BPS Wilson loop in ABJM theory, using an integral expression of the partition function obtained recently by Kapustin et.al. Certain saddle-point equations provide the correct perturbative expansion of W(\lambda). The large \lambda behavior of W(\lambda) is also obtained from the saddle-point equations. The result is compatible with AdS/CFT correspondence.
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