ABJM Baryon Stability and Myers effect
arXiv:1105.0939 · doi:10.1007/JHEP07(2011)032
Abstract
We consider magnetically charged baryon vertex like configurations in AdS^4 X CP^3 with a reduced number of quarks l. We show that these configurations are solutions to the classical equations of motion and are stable beyond a critical value of l. Given that the magnetic flux dissolves D0-brane charge it is possible to give a microscopical description in terms of D0-branes expanding into fuzzy CP^n spaces by Myers dielectric effect. Using this description we are able to explore the region of finite 't Hooft coupling.
29 pages, Latex; minor changes; version to appear in JHEP
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