Dynamics of non-Abelian strings in the theory interpolating from to supersymmetric QCD
arXiv:1911.08328 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.101.014013
Abstract
We study the dynamics of non-Abelian vortex strings supported in supersymmetric QCD with the U gauge group and quark flavors deformed by the mass of the adjoint matter. In the limit of large the bulk four-dimensional theory flows to supersymmetric QCD. The dynamics of orientational zero modes of the non-Abelian string is described by the world sheet CP model. At this model has supersymmetry while at large it flows to the non-supersymmetric CP model. We solve the world sheet model in the large approximation and find a rich phase structure with respect to the deformation parameter and quark mass differences. The phases include two strong coupling phases and two Higgs phases. In particular, the Higgs phase at small supports CP model kinks representing confined monopoles of the bulk QCD, while in the large- Higgs phase monopoles disappear.
49 pages, 25 figures
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