Cosmic F- and D-strings from pure Yang-Mills theory
arXiv:2204.13125 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2023.137724
Abstract
We discuss the formation of cosmic strings or macroscopic color flux tubes after the deconfinement/confinement phase transition in the pure Yang-Mills theory. Based on holographic dual descriptions, these cosmic strings can be interpreted as fundamental (F-) strings or wrapped D-branes (which we call as D-strings) in the gravity side, depending on the structure of the gauge group. In fact, the reconnection probabilities of the F- and D-strings are suppressed by factors of and , where , in a large- limit, respectively. Supported by the picture of electric-magnetic duality, we discuss that color flux tubes form after the deconfinement/confinement phase transition, just like the formation of local cosmic strings after spontaneous symmetry breaking in the weak-U(1) gauge theory. We use an extended velocity-dependent one-scale model to describe the dynamics of the string network and calculate the gravitational wave signals from string loops. We also discuss the dependence on the size of produced string loops.
arXiv comment7 pages, 4 figures; Letter accompanying "Cosmic strings from pure Yang-Mills theory"; v2: discussion for dependence on loop size added, conclusions unchanged
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