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Nonsupersymmetric brane configurations, Seiberg duality, and dynamical symmetry breaking

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Physical Review D, Volume: 89, Issue: 12

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DOI (Published version): 10.1103/PhysRevD.89.125025

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We consider type IIA brane configurations, similar to those that realize SO(2N) supersymmetric QCD, that include orientifold planes and anti-branes. Such brane configurations lead to Sp(2N) field theories that become supersymmetric in the large-N limit and break supersymmetry upon the inclusion of 1...

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Published in: Physical Review D
Published: 2014
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title Nonsupersymmetric brane configurations, Seiberg duality, and dynamical symmetry breaking
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description We consider type IIA brane configurations, similar to those that realize SO(2N) supersymmetric QCD, that include orientifold planes and anti-branes. Such brane configurations lead to Sp(2N) field theories that become supersymmetric in the large-N limit and break supersymmetry upon the inclusion of 1/N corrections. We argue that this class of field theories admit Seiberg duality and interpret the potential between branes and orientifolds as field theory phenomena. In particular we find in the magnetic theory a meson potential that leads to dynamical symmetry breaking and a meson condensate similar to the anticipated quark condensate in QCD.
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