Renormalization of Boundary Fermions and World-Volume Potentials on D-branes
P. Khorsand, T.R. Taylor

TL;DR
This paper develops a sigma model approach to analyze boundary fermions on D-branes, performing two-loop computations of world-volume potentials and exploring NS flux couplings related to the dielectric effect.
Contribution
It introduces a sigma model formulation with boundary fermions for studying D-brane potentials and performs explicit two-loop calculations of the T-dual non-abelian Born-Infeld action.
Findings
Computed the T-dual potential at two loops.
Analyzed world-volume couplings of NS fluxes.
Connected flux couplings to Myers' dielectric effect.
Abstract
We consider a sigma model formulation of open string theory with boundary fermions carrying Chan-Paton charges at the string ends. This formalism is particularly suitable for studying world-volume potentials on D-branes. We perform explicit two-loop sigma model computations of the potential T-dual to the non-abelian Born-Infeld action. We also discuss the world-volume couplings of NS fluxes which are responsible for Myers' dielectric effect.
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