2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2005.09.043
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On twist-two operators in SYM

Abstract: We propose a mechanism for calculating anomalous dimensions of higher-spin twist-two operators in N = 4 SYM. We consider the ratio of the two-point functions of the operators and of their superconformal descendants or, alternatively, of the three-point functions of the operators and of the descendants with two protected half-BPS operators. These ratios are proportional to the anomalous dimension and can be evaluated at n − 1 loop in order to determine the anomalous dimension at n loops. We illustrate the metho… Show more

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“…Its two and three point functions can then be obtained from [65], Notice that the result for the two point function of O J satisfies the constraint that the two point function of the stress energy momentum of the fermion is twice the value of the scalar and gauge part [41]. Thus, we finally conclude that C 2 (J) ≡ C 11J C 33J is given by…”
Section: E2 Three-point Functionmentioning
confidence: 77%
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“…Its two and three point functions can then be obtained from [65], Notice that the result for the two point function of O J satisfies the constraint that the two point function of the stress energy momentum of the fermion is twice the value of the scalar and gauge part [41]. Thus, we finally conclude that C 2 (J) ≡ C 11J C 33J is given by…”
Section: E2 Three-point Functionmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…This requires some explanation; the first four types of oscillators act on the first site and the others act on the second site; the number n a of oscillators of type a † on the first site is arbitrary in principle 24 but as we want spin J, the number of a † on the second site has to be J − n a ; the same applies to oscillators of type b † ; on the second site, there is no loss of generality when considering the number of oscillators of type c † to be p − n c , but the number of d † on the same site follows because of the central charge condition, which now reads This was expected as it is possible to construct twist two primary operators at zero order restricting only to scalar, gauge or fermionic fields [65], and so, at first order, the eigenvectors must be a linear combination of these zero order eigenstates. 27 The data collected also allowed to infer the matrix form of the Hamiltonian for general J in the (non-normalized) basis {|1 , |2 , |3 } ≡ φD J φ , ψD J−1ψ , FD J−2Ḟ .…”
Section: E12 Twist Two Operatorsmentioning
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“…The generalisation of (27) to tensor fields of arbitrary spin and to arbitrary conformal dimensions is straightforward (see for example [108]). An application to twist-two operators in N = 4 SYM can be found in [109]. Three-point functions of spin one operators [110] were studied in the context of anomalies in [111].…”
Section: Three-point Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here there are only 8 states. 10 The bare character formula is (3.36) (or equivalently (3.39)) from [17] without counter-terms:…”
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