Genus-One String Amplitudes from Conformal Field Theory
Luis F. Alday, Agnese Bissi, Eric Perlmutter

TL;DR
This paper constructs genus-one four-point string amplitudes in AdS$_5\times S^5$ using conformal field theory, connecting AdS correlators with flat space string scattering, and reproduces known results while introducing a new method to determine subleading terms.
Contribution
It develops a CFT-based method to compute genus-one string amplitudes in AdS and flat space, providing a novel way to fix subleading terms using string/M-theory insights.
Findings
Constructed genus-one four-point amplitudes in AdS$_5\times S^5$
Mapped AdS amplitudes to flat space string scattering
Reproduced known string perturbation results and fixed subleading terms
Abstract
We explore and exploit the relation between non-planar correlators in super-Yang-Mills, and higher-genus closed string amplitudes in type IIB string theory. By conformal field theory techniques we construct the genus-one, four-point string amplitude in AdS in the low-energy expansion, dual to an super-Yang-Mills correlator in the 't Hooft limit at order in a strong coupling expansion. In the flat space limit, this maps onto the genus-one, four-point scattering amplitude for type II closed strings in ten dimensions. Using this approach we reproduce several results obtained via string perturbation theory. We also demonstrate a novel mechanism to fix subleading terms in the flat space limit of AdS amplitudes by using string/M-theory.
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