Penrose Limit of N=1 Gauge Theories
Jaume Gomis, Hirosi Ooguri
Abstract
We find a Penrose limit of AdS5 x T1,1 which gives the pp-wave geometry identical to the one that appears in the Penrose limit of AdS5 x S5. This leads us to conjecture that there is a subsector of the corresponding N=1 gauge theory which has enhanced N=4 supersymmetry. We identify operators in the N=1 gauge theory with stringy excitations in the pp-wave geometry and discuss how the gauge theory operators fall into N=4 supersymmetry multiplets. We find similar enhancement of symmetry in some other models, but there are also examples in which there is no supersymmetry enhancement in the Penrose limit.
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