A One Loop Problem of the Matrix Big Bang Model
Miao Li, Wei Song

TL;DR
This paper calculates the one-loop effective action for two D0-branes in a matrix model cosmological background, revealing an instability through a non-vanishing velocity-dependent term not predicted by supergravity.
Contribution
It provides the first computation of the one-loop effective action in this setting, uncovering an unexpected velocity-dependent term indicating potential instability.
Findings
Vanishing static potential between D0-branes
Presence of a complex, non-vanishing $v^2$ term
Indication of instability in the system
Abstract
We compute the one-loop effective action of two D0-branes in the matrix model for a cosmological background, and find vanishing static potential. However, there is a non-vanishing term not predicted in a supergravity calculation. This term is complex and signals an instability of the two D0-brane system, it may also indicate that the matrix model is incorrect.
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