Symmetry Breaking and Axionic Strings in the Warped Deformed Conifold

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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35 pages; v2 minor revisions; v3 section on scalar mode added, refs added; v4 minor improvements, refs added; v5 to appear in

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10.1088/1126-6708/2004/09/036

We interpret D-strings at the bottom of the warped deformed conifold as axionic strings in the dual cascading SU(N+M) x SU(N) gauge theory. The axion is a massless pseudo-scalar glueball which we find in the supergravity fluctuation spectrum and interpret as the Goldstone boson of spontaneously broken U(1) baryon number symmetry. The existence of this massless glueball, anticipated in hep-th/0101013, supports the idea that the cascading gauge theory is on the baryonic branch, i.e. the U(1)_B global symmetry is broken by expectation values of baryonic operators. We also find a massless scalar glueball, which is a superpartner of the pseudo-scalar. This scalar mode is a mixture of an NS-NS 2-form and a metric perturbation of the warped deformed conifold of a type first considered in hep-th/0012034.

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