On the high spin expansion in the SYM theory
arXiv:0901.3147 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2009.06.033
Abstract
We study the the high spin expansion of the anomalous dimension for long operators belonging to the sector of SYM. Keeping the ratio between the twist and the logarithm of the spin fixed, the anomalous dimensions expand as . This particular double scaling limit is efficiently described, up to the desired accuracy , in terms of linear integral equations. By using them, we are able to evaluate both at weak and strong coupling the sub-leading scaling function as series in , up to the order . Thanks to these results, the possible extension of the liaison with the O(6) non-linear sigma model may be tackled on a solid ground.
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