On the absence of reflection in AdS4/CFT3

Abstract

A noteworthy feature of the S-matrix which has been proposed for AdS4/CFT3 is that the scattering of an A-particle ("soliton") with a B-particle ("antisoliton") is reflectionless. We argue, following Zamolodchikov, that the absence of reflection is a result of the existence of certain local conserved charges which act differently on the two types of particles.

10 pages; v2: minor improvements, refs added

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• Giant Magnons
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• Integrability of N=6 Chern-Simons Theory at Six Loops and Beyond
• Two-Loop Spectroscopy of Short ABJM Operators
• The Leading Order Dressing Phase in ABJM Theory