Derivation of the Konishi anomaly relation from Dijkgraaf-Vafa with (Bi-)fundamental matters

Abstract

We explicitly write down the Feynman rules following the work of Dijkfraaf, Vafa and collaborators for N=1 super Yang-Mills having products of SU groups as the gauge group and matter chiral superfields in adjoint, fundamental, and bi-fundamental representations without baryonic perturbations. As an application of this, we show expectation values calculated by these methods satisfy the Konishi anomaly relation.

6 pages, no figures. v2: A few arguments improved, conclusion not changed

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