Exact strong coupling results in $\cal N$=2 $Sp(2N)$ superconformal gauge theory from localization
M. Beccaria, G.P. Korchemsky, A.A. Tseytlin

TL;DR
This paper uses localization to derive exact strong-coupling results for free energy and Wilson loops in a specific $ cal=2$ superconformal $Sp(2N)$ gauge theory, revealing simple formulas valid at all orders in large $N$ and coupling.
Contribution
It derives exact strong-coupling expressions for key observables in an $ cal=2$ superconformal $Sp(2N)$ gauge theory using Toda lattice equations, including all $1/N$ and $1/ ootontig ext{ m extstyle extstyle}\lambda$ corrections.
Findings
Exact formulas for free energy and Wilson loop at strong coupling.
Inclusion of all $1/N$ and $1/ ootontig ext{ m extstyle extstyle}\lambda$ corrections.
Leading exponential corrections and mass deformations analyzed.
Abstract
We apply the localization technique to compute the free energy on four-sphere and the circular BPS Wilson loop in the four-dimensional =2 superconformal gauge theory containing vector multiplet coupled to four hypermultiplets in fundamental representation and one hypermultiplet in rank-2 antisymmetric representation. This theory is unique among similar =2 superconformal models that are planar-equivalent to =4 SYM in that the corresponding localization matrix model has the interaction potential containing single-trace terms only. We exploit this property to show that, to any order in large expansion and an arbitrary 't Hooft coupling , the free energy and the Wilson loop satisfy Toda lattice equations. Solving these equations at strong coupling, we find remarkably simple expressions for these observables which include all corrections in …
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TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
