Holographic Gauged NJL Model: the Conformal Window and Ideal Walking
Kazem Bitaghsir Fadafan, Will Clemens, Nick Evans

TL;DR
This paper explores a holographic model of gauge theories near the conformal window, revealing how NJL interactions influence chiral symmetry breaking, condensate behavior, and the emergence of a light Higgs-like state in ideal walking scenarios.
Contribution
It introduces a holographic description of the gauged NJL model incorporating multi-trace operators, analyzing chiral symmetry breaking and condensate dynamics near the conformal window.
Findings
Chiral symmetry breaking occurs when the anomalous dimension exceeds one.
An infinitely repulsive NJL interaction suppresses chiral condensation.
A light Higgs-like state can emerge in ideal walking models.
Abstract
We study the holographic Dynamic AdS/QCD description of a SU() non-abelian gauge theory with fermions in the fundamental representation which also have Nambu-Jona-Lasinio interactions included using Witten's multi-trace prescription. In particular here we study aspects of the dynamics in and near the conformal window of the gauge theory as described by the two loop running of the gauge theory. If the number of flavours is such that the IR fixed point lies with the anomalous dimension, , of the quark bilinear above one then chiral symmetry breaking occurs. Here we display a spiral in the mass - quark condensate plane describing a sequence of unstable excited states of the vacuum. An attractive NJL operator enhances the vacuum condensate but only an infinitely repulsive NJL interaction switches off the condensation completely. When changes so that the IR fixed…
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