Nicolai maps and uniqueness in the light-cone gauge
Nipun Bhave, Saurabh Pant

TL;DR
This paper computes the Nicolai map for supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory in the light-cone gauge across multiple dimensions, demonstrating its existence, simplicity in four dimensions, and addressing the issue of uniqueness.
Contribution
It provides the explicit second-order Nicolai map in light-cone gauge for all critical dimensions and discusses its uniqueness and simplicity in four dimensions.
Findings
The Nicolai map exists to second order in all critical dimensions.
The four-fermion interaction term is harmless at this order.
A particularly simple map is demonstrated in four dimensions.
Abstract
We compute the Nicolai map for the supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory, in the light-cone gauge, to the second order in the coupling constant for all critical dimensions (d=3,4,6,10). The process of integrating out unphysical degrees of freedom in this gauge, produces a four fermion interaction term. We show that, to the order investigated here, this term is harmless. We demonstrate the existence of a particularly `simple' map in d=4 in the light-cone gauge and address the issue of uniqueness in the context of the map. We also investigate the map in the light-cone superspace in d=4.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Medical Imaging Techniques and Applications · Advanced Topics in Algebra
