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    • CommentTimeNov 27th 2018

    starting something. Not done yet but need to save

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    • CommentTimeNov 27th 2018

    added more references, more subsections of applications. Still stubby, though

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    • CommentTimeNov 28th 2018

    started some bare minimum in a new section Models

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    • CommentAuthorDavid_Corfield
    • CommentTimeNov 28th 2018

    one distinguishes bottom-up model building … from bottom-up model building

    The former should be ’top-down’?

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    • CommentAuthorDavid_Corfield
    • CommentTimeNov 28th 2018

    Presumably ’yes’, so have changed.

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    • CommentTimeNov 30th 2018

    added a little more on the Witten-Sakai-Sugimoto model for strongly coupled QCD (here), in particular made explicit it relation to the 6d (2,0)(2,0)-SCFT.

    (but the entry it still not more a glorified pointer to the literature)

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    • CommentTimeNov 30th 2018

    David, thanks for fixing, I see this only now.

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    • CommentTimeDec 3rd 2018

    expanded the section on the Sakai-Sugimoto model (here), adding pointers to hadrons via bulk bound states and to comparison of the resulting hadron masses to experiment

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    • CommentTimeDec 6th 2018

    added pointer to today’s

    • Jacob Sonnenschein, Dorin Weissman, Excited mesons, baryons, glueballs and tetraquarks: Predictions of the Holography Inspired Stringy Hadron model, (arXiv:1812.01619)

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    • CommentRowNumber10.
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    • CommentTimeDec 29th 2018

    added this pointer:

    The extreme form of bottom-up holographic model building is explored in

    where an appropriate bulk geometry is computer-generated from specified boundary behaviour.

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    • CommentTimeJan 21st 2019

    started a further subsection on Type0/YM correspondence:

    Instead of starting with M5-branes in locally supersymmetric M-theory and then spontaneously breaking all supersymmetry by suitable KK-compactification as in the Witten-Sakai-Sugimoto model, one may start with a non-supersymmetric bulk string theory in the first place.

    In this vein, it has been argued in GLMR 00 that there is holographic duality between type 0 string theory and non-supersymmetric 4d Yang-Mills theory (hence potentially something close to QCD).

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    • CommentTimeMar 19th 2019

    added pointer to yesterday’s

    • Takaaki Ishii, Matti Järvinen, Govert Nijs, Cool baryon and quark matter in holographic QCD (arXiv:1903.06169)

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    • CommentRowNumber13.
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    • CommentTimeMay 31st 2019

    added pointer to today’s

    • S. S. Afonin, AdS/QCD without Kaluza-Klein modes: Radial spectrum from higher dimensional QCD operators (arXiv:1905.13086)

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    • CommentRowNumber14.
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    • CommentTimeJun 27th 2019

    added pointer to today’s

    • Varun Sethi, A study of phases in two flavour holographic QCD (arXiv:1906.10932)

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    • CommentRowNumber15.
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    • CommentTimeJul 1st 2019

    added pointer to today’s

    • Francesco Bigazzi, Alessio Caddeo, Aldo L. Cotrone, Paolo Di Vecchia, Andrea Marzolla, The Holographic QCD Axion (arXiv:1906.12117)

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    • CommentRowNumber16.
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    • CommentTimeJul 9th 2019

    added pointer to

    • Kazem Bitaghsir Fadafan, Jesus Cruz Rojas, Nick Evans, A Holographic Description of Colour Superconductivity (arXiv:1803.03107)

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    • CommentTimeAug 11th 2019

    Added pointer to more of the original references on modelling baryons by wrapped branes:

    • {#BISY98} A. Brandhuber, N. Itzhaki, J. Sonnenschein, S. Yankielowicz Baryons from Supergravity, JHEP 9807:020,1998 (arxiv:hep-th/9806158)

    • Yosuke Imamura, Baryon Mass and Phase Transitions in Large N Gauge Theory, Prog. Theor. Phys. 100 (1998) 1263-1272 (arxiv:hep-th/9806162)

    • Yosuke Imamura, Supersymmetries and BPS Configurations on Anti-de Sitter Space, Nucl. Phys. B537:184-202,1999 (arxiv:hep-th/9807179)

    • {#CGS98} Curtis G. Callan, Alberto Guijosa, Konstantin G. Savvidy, Baryons and String Creation from the Fivebrane Worldvolume Action (arxiv:hep-th/9810092)

    • Curtis G. Callan, Alberto Guijosa, Konstantin G. Savvidy, Oyvind Tafjord, Baryons and Flux Tubes in Confining Gauge Theories from Brane Actions, Nucl. Phys. B555 (1999) 183-200 (arxiv:hep-th/9902197)

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    • CommentRowNumber18.
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    • CommentTimeAug 12th 2019

    tried to clean up the organization of the references, added a sentence and a graphics to the Idea-section

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    • CommentTimeAug 15th 2019

    added pointer to yesterday’s

    • Mohammad Akhond, Adi Armoni, Stefano Speziali, Phases of U(N c)U(N_c) QCD 3QCD_3 from Type 0 Strings and Seiberg Duality (arxiv:1908.04324)

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    • CommentTimeSep 30th 2019

    added pointer to today’s

    • Josef Leutgeb, Anton Rebhan, Witten-Veneziano mechanism and pseudoscalar glueball-meson mixing in holographic QCD (arxiv:1909.12352)

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    • CommentTimeOct 1st 2019

    added pointer to today’s

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    • CommentTimeOct 23rd 2019

    added pointer to today’s

    • Akira Watanabe, Takahiro Sawada, Mei Huang, Extraction of gluon distributions from structure functions at small x in holographic QCD (arxiv:1910.10008)

    Understanding the nucleon structure is one of the most important research topics in fundamental science, and tremendous efforts have been done to deepen our knowledge over several decades. [...][...] Since [these][these] are highly nonperturbative physical quantities, in principle they are not calculable by the direct use of QCD. Furthermore, although there is available data, this has large errors. These facts cause the huge uncertainties which can be seen in the preceding studies based on the global QCD analysis.

    In this work, we investigate the gluon distribution at small x by calculating the DIS structure functions in the framework of holographic QCD, which is constructed based on the AdS/CFT correspondence.

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    • CommentTimeNov 1st 2019
    • (edited Nov 1st 2019)

    I have created and added a graphics which shows the Witten-Sakai-Sugimoto brane configuration, geometrically engineering QCD (here)

    This is the result of me finding the existing accounts frustratingly intransparent. But there may be more room for improvement left.

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    • CommentRowNumber24.
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    • CommentTimeNov 1st 2019

    added also an analogous graphics (here) for the WSS-type construction of 2d QCD

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    • CommentTimeNov 12th 2019
    • (edited Nov 12th 2019)

    I have added a slightly improved diagram of the brane configurations (here), now also including the “monopole D6-branes”, and including a second diagram that shows them from another point of view.

    Will be using this now to add some content at D6-D8 brane intersection

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    • CommentTimeNov 20th 2019

    added pointer to today’s

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    • CommentRowNumber27.
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    • CommentTimeJan 1st 2020

    added pointer to today’s

    • Stanley J. Brodsky, Color Confinement and Supersymmetric Properties of Hadron Physics from Light-Front Holography (arXiv:1912.12578)

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    • CommentRowNumber28.
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    • CommentTimeJan 23rd 2020

    added pointer to today’s

    • S. S. Afonin, A. D. Katanaeva, E. V. Prokhvatilov, M. I. Vyazovsky, Deconfinement temperature in AdS/QCD from the spectrum of scalar glueballs (arXiv:2001.07990)

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    • CommentRowNumber29.
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    • CommentTimeJan 24th 2020
    • (edited Jan 24th 2020)

    am adding references on perturbative string theory-corrections (for small ’t Hooft coupling λ=g YM 2N\lambda = g_{YM}^2 N) and/or M-theory-corrections (for small N) to the supergravity-approximation of the AdS/CFT correspondence:

    There is this one on the general need for M-theory at small N cN_c in gauge/gravity duality:

    and this one more specifically for AdS/QCD:

    Hopefully there is more…

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    • CommentRowNumber30.
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    • CommentTimeJan 24th 2020

    one more reference on stringy corrections:

    • H. Dorn, H.-J. Otto, On Wilson loops and QQ¯Q\bar Q-potentials from the AdS/CFT relation at T≥0T\geq 0, In: A. Ceresole, C. Kounnas , Dieter Lüst, Stefan Theisen (eds.) Quantum Aspects of Gauge Theories, Supersymmetry and Unification Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 525. Springer 2007 ( doi:hep-th/9812109, doi:10.1007/BFb0104268)

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    • CommentRowNumber31.
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    • CommentTimeJan 24th 2020
    • (edited Jan 24th 2020)

    one more:

    • B. Basso, Cusp anomalous dimension in planar maximally supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory (spire:858223)

      “The result [[(29)]] coincides exactly with the recent two-loop stringy correction computed in Alday-Maldacena 07, providing a striking confirmation of the AdS/CFT correspondence.”

    But I should rather start an entry large 1/N limit and assemble references there

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    • CommentRowNumber32.
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    • CommentTimeFeb 4th 2020

    added pointer to today’s

    • Alfonso Ballon-Bayona, Luis A. H. Mamani, Nonlinear realisation of chiral symmetry breaking in holographic soft wall models (arXiv:2002.00075)

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    • CommentRowNumber33.
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    • CommentTimeFeb 10th 2020

    added pointer to today’s

    • Daniel Ávila, Leonardo Patiño, Melting holographic mesons by cooling a magnetized quark gluon plasma (arXiv:2002.02470)

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    • CommentRowNumber34.
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    • CommentTimeFeb 19th 2020

    added pointer to today’s

    • Rico Zöllner, Burkhard Kampfer, Holographic vector meson melting in a thermal gravity-dilaton background related to QCD (arXiv:2002.07200)

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    • CommentRowNumber35.
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    • CommentTimeFeb 21st 2020

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    • Zhibin Li, Kun Xu, Mei Huang, The entanglement properties of holographic QCD model with a critical end point (arXiv:2002.08650)

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    added pointer to

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    • CommentTimeMar 8th 2020
    • (edited Mar 8th 2020)

    added a long quote from Yi 09:

    QCD is a challenging theory. Its most interesting aspects, namely the confinement of color and the chiral symmetry breaking, have defied all analytical approaches. While there are now many data accumulated from the lattice gauge theory, the methodology falls well short of giving us insights on how one may understand these phenomena analytically, nor does it give us a systematic way of obtaining a low energy theory of QCD below the confinement scale.

    [...][...]

    it has been proposed early on that baryons are topological solitons, namely Skyrmions [[ but ]] the usual Skyrmion picture of the baryon has to be modified significantly in the context of full QCD. [...][...] the holographic picture naturally brings a gauge principle in the bulk description of the flavor dynamics in such a way that all spin one mesons as well as pions would enter the [[ skyrmionic-]]construction of baryons on the equal footing.

    [...][...]

    holographic QCD is similar to the chiral perturbation theory in the sense that we deal with exclusively gauge-invariant operators of the theory. The huge difference is, however, that this new approach tends to treat all gauge-invariant objects together. Not only the light meson fields like pions but also heavy vector mesons and baryons appear together, at least in principle. In other words, a holographic QCD deals with all color-singlets simultaneously, giving us a lot more predictive power.

    [...][...]

    The expectation that there exists a more intelligent theory consisting only of gauge-invariant objects in the large Nc limit is thus realized via string theory in a somewhat surprising manner that the master fields, those truly physical degrees of freedom, actually live not in four dimensional Minkowskian world but in five or higher dimensional curved geometry. This is not however completely unanticipated, and was heralded in the celebrated work by Eguchi and Kawai in early 1980’s which is all the more remarkable in retrospect.

    [...][...]

    To compare against actual QCD, we must fix [[ the ’t Hooft coupling and the KK-scale ]] to fit both the pion decay constant f πf_\pi and the mass of the first vector meson. After this fitting, all other infinite number of masses and coupling constants are fixed. This version [[ the WSS model ]]of the holographic QCD is extremely predictive.

    [...][...]

    [[this ]] elevates the classic Skyrme picture based on pions to a unified model involving all spin one mesons in addition to pions. This is why the picture is extremely predictive.

    As we saw in this note, for low momentum processes, such as soft pion processes, soft rho meson exchanges, and soft elastic scattering of photons, the [[ WSS-]]model’s predictions compare extremely well with experimental data. It is somewhat mysterious that the baryon sector works out almost as well as the meson sector

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    added explicit pointer to

    together with this quote:

    One can make [[chiral perturbation theory]] consistent with QCD by suitably matching the correlators of the effective theory to those of QCD at a scale near Λ\Lambda. Clearly this procedure is not limited to only one set of vector mesons; in fact, one can readily generalize it to an infinite number of hidden gauge fields in an effective Lagrangian. In so doing, it turns out that a fifth dimension is “deconstructed” in a (4+1)-dimensional (or 5D) Yang–Mills type form. We will see in Part III that such a structure arises, top-down, in string theory.

    [...][...]

    [[this holographic QCD]] model comes out to describe — unexpectedly well — low-energy properties of both mesons and baryons, in particular those properties reliably described in quenched lattice QCD simulations.

    [...][...]

    One of the most noticeable results of this holographic model is the first derivation of vector dominance (VD) that holds both for mesons and for baryons. It has been somewhat of an oddity and a puzzle that Sakurai’s vector dominance — with the lowest vector mesons ρ and ω — which held very well for pionic form factors at low momentum transfers famously failed for nucleon form factors. In this holographic model, the VD comes out automatically for both the pion and the nucleon provided that the infinite [[KK-]]tower is included. While the VD for the pion with the infinite tower is not surprising given the successful Sakurai VD, that the VD holds also for the nucleons is highly nontrivial. [...][...] It turns out to be a consequence of a holographic Cheshire Cat phenomenon

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    • CommentTimeMar 10th 2020

    I have polished and expanded the Idea section (here)

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    • CommentTimeMar 11th 2020
    • (edited Mar 11th 2020)

    Am compiling a reply to Orland 20/03/10 11:11.

    Here is what I might say, if I am allowed to say it there:

    That the quark model correctly predicts hadron bound states is a purely computer-experimental observation (established only fairly recently for the first few hadrons arXiv:0906.3599) of which a conceptual understanding remains an open problem, dubbed one of the Millennium Problems.

    While it is an old idea that the string model of mesons gives a conceptual handle on the confinement mechanism, its detailed and quantitatively accurate development used to be lacking. Making the string model of hadrons actually work is what holographic QCD is all about.

    Since holographic QCD readily explains fundamental characteristics of confined QCD that remain mysterious not just in the quark model but also in popular ad hoc strong coupling model building such as the bag model (not only the confinement and chiral symmetry breaking mechanism itself, but also for instance vector meson dominance and the Cheshire cat property of the bag model are readily explained by holographic QCD) it is attractive to researchers interested in real-world QCD (e.g. Rho et al. 16, doi:10.1142/9710).

    The Skyrme model for hadrons is in fact reasonable not in its original form but only after adjoining the tower of vector mesons to the pion. But in that tower-corrected form the Skyrme model works wonders: nuclei all the way up to carbon(!) are well-decribed already by Skyrmions in the pion+rho field (arXiv:1811.02064). This tower-correction of the old Skyrmion model had let nuclear physicist to discover (PhysRevD.69.065020) the hidden 5th dimension, leading to proof of vector meson dominance for nucleons. Conversely, the tower-corrected Skrymion model emerges from holographic QCD, where all mesons are unified as the transversal KK-modes of the 5d flavour gauge theory.

    That available results in holographic AdS/QCD currently only (“only”) address the strongly coupled confined QCD phase and not its asymptotically free UV is not intrinsic to the holographic theory but owed to its computational development: holography is studied for strong ’t Hooft coupling only for the convenience to be able to disregard string-scale and strong string-coupling effects on the bulk side. Inclusion of small-N corrections into AdS/QCD to get the full picture remains to be developed but need not and is not being ignored (e.g. PhysRevD.74.076004).

    • CommentRowNumber41.
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    • CommentTimeMar 23rd 2020

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    • Matteo Rinaldi, Double parton correlations in mesons within AdS/QCD soft-wall models: a first comparison with lattice data (arXiv:2003.09400)

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    • Oleg Andreev, String Breaking, Baryons, Medium, and Gauge/String Duality (arXiv:2003.09880)

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    • Josef Leutgeb, Anton Rebhan, Axial vector transition form factors in holographic QCD and their contribution to the anomalous magnetic moment of the muon (arXiv:1912.01596)

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    • CommentTimeApr 17th 2020

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    • Vikas Yadav, Aalok Misra, Towards Thermal QCD from M theory at Intermediate ’t Hooft Coupling (and IR SU(3)SU(3)/G 2G_2/SU(4)SU(4),Spin(7)Spin(7)-Structure Torsion Classes of Six-/Seven-/Eight-Folds) (arXiv:2004.07259)

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    • Alfonso Ballon-Bayona, Jonathan P. Shock, Dimitrios Zoakos, Magnetic catalysis and the chiral condensate in holographic QCD (arXiv:2005.00500)

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    • Tetsuya Akutagawa, Koji Hashimoto, Takayuki Sumimoto, Deep Learning and AdS/QCD (arXiv:2005.02636)

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    • CommentTimeMay 7th 2020

    Hence from the perspective of small-N corrected holographic QCD, the mass gap problem/confinement problem translates to the problem of formulating M-theory

    Is the mass gap problem a feasible target for you, then?

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    • CommentTimeMay 7th 2020

    We are currently writing up a derivation, from Hypothesis H, of at least parts of quantum hadrodynamics. Wanted to have something out already a while ago, but getting bogged down in a zoo of details.

    This is different from but much in the spirit of the derivation of hadrodynamics via AdS/QCD, which really comes down to the observation that string phenomenology all falls into place when working on flavor branes instead of color branes. (Notably, both supersymmetry and the KK-tower are observed, and have been for decades, in the hadron spectrum – that’s the statement of hadron supersymmetry and of the derivation of the vector-meson-corrected Skyrme model from KK-reduction of 5d Yang-Mills (here)).

    In these stringy derivations of hadrodynamics, the traditional logic is reversed: Instead of first being handed chromodynamics by the gods, with the task to prove/exhibit the mass gap/confinement-transition to the hadronic phase, one instead finds hadrodynamics from first principles, without transitioning through, or even mentioning, chromodynamics.

    I am wondering if one should really ask the “reverse mass gap problem”: Given “the” massive theory of quantum hadrodynamics, show that asymptotically free chromodynamics emerges as an appropriate limiting case.

    More generally, I am wondering if the focus on color physics has been misleading mankind in a grandiose way: Notice how the LHC keeps spitting out more and more new particles, for instance the increasing number of XYZ particles, while at the same time some people complain that nothing new is being seen. The reason for this stark contrast is of course the tacit assumption that chromodynamics implies all hadron physics, by which logic any new hadron being observed is “just a resonance”.While this is the common lore dominating all popular exposition, it is actually a huge leap of faith. In reality, very little hadron physics is really explained by the standard model of particle physics! People point here to lattice QCD computations for “steady progress”, but not only is applicability of lattice QCD more restricted than often acknowledged, but in fact each and every lattice QCD computation needs chiral perturbation theory (hence models of hadrodynamics!) for translating its results to “physical quark masses”. That’s fine for phenomenology, but is circular as a claim of a first-principles derivation of hadrodynamics from QCD.

    • CommentRowNumber50.
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    • CommentTimeMay 7th 2020

    I want to write a pamphlete: Against Color. But need to get other things out of the way first.

    • CommentRowNumber51.
    • CommentAuthorDavid_Corfield
    • CommentTimeMay 8th 2020

    Fascinating, thanks!

    • CommentRowNumber52.
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    • CommentTimeOct 21st 2020

    added pointer to today’s

    • Johanna Erdmenger, Nick Evans, Werner Porod, Konstantinos S. Rigatos, Gauge/gravity dual dynamics for the strongly coupled sector of composite Higgs models (arXiv:2010.10279)

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    • CommentRowNumber54.
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    • CommentTimeNov 27th 2020

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    • Cornélio Rodrigues Filho, Glueballs in the Klebanov-Strassler Theory: Pseudoscalars vs Scalars (arXiv:2011.12689)

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    • CommentTimeDec 11th 2020

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    • Irina Ya. Aref’eva, Kristina Rannu, Pavel Slepov, Energy Loss in Holographic Anisotropic Model for Heavy Quarks in External Magnetic Field (arXiv:2012.05758)

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    • CommentTimeFeb 23rd 2021

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    • Xuanmin Cao, Songyu Qiu, Hui Liu, Danning Li, Thermal properties of light mesons from holography (arXiv:2102.10946)

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    remarkable

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    • CommentRowNumber59.
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    • CommentTimeMar 9th 2021

    under “Comparison with experiment” I have added the tables from de Rocha’s article today (here)

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    • CommentTimeMar 29th 2021

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    • Alfonso Ballon-Bayona, Luis A. H. Mamani, Alex S. Miranda, Vilson T. Zanchin, Effective holographic models for QCD: Thermodynamics and viscosity coefficients (arXiv:2103.14188)

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    • CommentTimeJun 25th 2021

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    • Sophia K Domokos, Robert Bell, Trinh La, Patrick Mazza, A Pedagogical Introduction to Holographic Hadrons (arXiv:2106.13136)

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    • CommentTimeJun 29th 2021

    added pointer to the tandem talks on string-realization of QCD, at the Strings2021 meeting yesterday

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    added pointer to today’s:

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    • CommentTimeSep 27th 2021

    For what it’s worth, today this nLab entry is referenced by Quanta Magazine (or “hover-linked”, at least ;-)

    see here

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    • CommentTimeSep 28th 2021

    added pointer to today’s:

    • Carlos Hoyos, Niko Jokela, Matti Järvinen, Javier G. Subils, Javier Tarrio, Aleksi Vuorinen, Holographic approach to transport in dense QCD matter (arXiv:2109.12122)

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    • CommentRowNumber67.
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    • CommentTimeSep 28th 2021
    • (edited Sep 28th 2021)

    [ accidental duplicate removed ]

    • CommentRowNumber68.
    • CommentAuthorUrs
    • CommentTimeOct 15th 2021

    added pointer to today’s

    Am adding this also at anomalous magnetic moment.

    diff, v154, current

    • CommentRowNumber69.
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    • CommentTimeOct 18th 2021

    added (here) a further table of predictions/fits of hadron masses, now incorporating also the first heavy quark contibutions (from totay’s Chen & Huang 2021)

    diff, v155, current

    • CommentRowNumber70.
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    • CommentTimeOct 19th 2021

    added pointer to this review which appeared today:

    diff, v156, current

    • CommentRowNumber71.
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    • CommentTimeNov 30th 2021
    • (edited Nov 30th 2021)

    added pointer to this recent thesis:

    • Vikas Yadav, String/ℳ\mathcal{M}-theory Dual of Large-NN Thermal QCD-Like Theories at Intermediate Gauge/’t Hooft Coupling and Holographic Phenomenology (arXiv:2111.12655)

    diff, v159, current

    • CommentRowNumber72.
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    • CommentTimeJul 20th 2022

    added pointer to:

    diff, v163, current

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    • CommentAuthorUrs
    • CommentTimeJul 21st 2022

    added pointer to:

    diff, v164, current

    • CommentRowNumber74.
    • CommentAuthorUrs
    • CommentTimeAug 16th 2022

    added pointer to today’s

    • Roldao da Rocha, Information entropy of nuclear electromagnetic transitions in AdS/QCD [arXiv:2208.07191]

    P. 3:

    The derived parameters are shown to corroborate experimental data with great accuracy

    diff, v166, current

    • CommentRowNumber75.
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    • CommentTimeAug 16th 2022

    towards the beginning of the Idea-section I added one sentence (here) briefly highlighting that QCD is not as such conformally invariant – but then added a pointer to today’s

    • M. Kirchbach, T. Popov, J.-A. Vallejo, The Conformal-Symmetry – Color-Neutrality Connection in Strong Interaction [arXiv:2208.06484]

    diff, v167, current

    • CommentRowNumber76.
    • CommentAuthorUrs
    • CommentTimeAug 22nd 2022

    added pointer to today’s

    (kudos to the authors for citing the nLab: p. 2 :-)

    diff, v169, current

    • CommentRowNumber77.
    • CommentAuthorUrs
    • CommentTimeSep 20th 2022

    added pointer to today’s

    • Sergey Afonin, Timofey Solomko, Motivations for the Soft Wall holographic approach to strong interactions [arXiv:2209.09042]

    diff, v171, current

    • CommentRowNumber78.
    • CommentAuthorUrs
    • CommentTimeDec 20th 2022

    added pointer to:

    diff, v174, current

    • CommentRowNumber79.
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    • CommentTimeDec 20th 2022

    added pointer to:

    diff, v175, current

    • CommentRowNumber80.
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    • CommentTimeDec 20th 2022

    added this pointer and quote (in what is now the section References – Pre-history (Polyakov)):

    in the strong coupling limit of a lattice gauge theory the elementary excitations are represented by closed strings formed by the color-electric fluxes. In the presence of quarks these strings open up and end on the quarks, thus guaranteeing quark confinement. More over, in the SU(N)SU(N) gauge theory the strings interaction is weak at large NN. This fact makes it reasonable to expect that also in the physically interesting continuous limit (not accessible by the strong coupling approximation) the best description of the theory should involve the flux lines (strings) and not fields, thus returning us from Maxwell to Faraday. In other words it is natural to expect an exact duality between gauge fields and strings. The challenge is to build a precise theory on the string side of this duality.

    diff, v176, current

    • CommentRowNumber81.
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    • CommentTimeDec 21st 2022

    added pointer to today’s

    • Ruixiang Chen, Danning Li, Kazem Bitaghsir Fadafan, Mei Huang, The hadron spectra and pion form factor in dynamical holographic QCD model with anomalous 5D mass of scalar field [arXiv:2212.10363]

    together with a screenshot of their table of predicted versus measured meson masses

    diff, v177, current

    • CommentRowNumber82.
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    • CommentTimeDec 21st 2022

    added pointer to further original articles by Polyakov

    and to this historical review

    But I think I will now copy all these Polyakov-references into an !include-file

    Polyakov gauge-string duality – references

    and then re-include them here and in related entries

    diff, v179, current

    • CommentRowNumber83.
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    • CommentTimeDec 21st 2022

    added publication data for:

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