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most citedResurgence in QFT: Unitons, Fractons and Renormalons in the Principal Chiral Model

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hep-ph2009★ 10 cited

Color Superconductivity at Large N: A New Hope

Michael I. Buchoff, Aleksey Cherman, Thomas D. Cohen

At zero density, the `t Hooft large N_c limit often provides some very useful qualitative insights into the non-perturbative physics of QCD. However, it is known that at high densi…

hep-ph2009★ 1 cited

Tests of Universality of Baryon Form Factors in Holographic QCD

A. Cherman, T. D. Cohen, M. Nielsen

We describe a new exact relation for large QCD for the long-distance behavior of baryon form factors in the chiral limit, satisfied by all 4D semi-classical chiral soliton mo…

hep-ph2009★ 21 cited

All you need is N: Baryon spectroscopy in two large N limits

Aleksey Cherman, Thomas D. Cohen, Richard F. Lebed

The generalization of QCD to many colors is not unique; each distinct choice corresponds to a distinct 1/N_c expansion. The familiar 't Hooft N_c -> \infty limit places quarks in t…

hep-th2009★ 17 cited

Universal relations of transport coefficients from holography

Aleksey Cherman, Abhinav Nellore

We show that there are universal high-temperature relations for transport coefficients of plasmas described by a wide class of field theories with gravity duals. These theories can…

hep-th2009★ 106 cited

A bound on the speed of sound from holography

Aleksey Cherman, Thomas D. Cohen, Abhinav Nellore

We show that the squared speed of sound v_{s}^{2} is bounded from above at high temperatures by the conformal value of 1/3 in a class of strongly coupled four-dimensional field the…

hep-th2009★ 25 cited

Can fermions save large N dimensional reduction?

Paulo F. Bedaque, Michael I. Buchoff, Aleksey Cherman +1

This paper explores whether Eguchi-Kawai reduction for gauge theories with adjoint fermions is valid. The Eguchi-Kawai reduction relates gauge theories in different numbers of dime…