NJL and QCD from String Theory
E. Antonyan, J. A. Harvey, S. Jensen, D. Kutasov
Abstract
We study a configuration of D-branes in string theory that is described at low energies by a four-dimensional field theory with a dynamically broken chiral symmetry. In a certain region of the parameter space of the brane configuration the low-energy theory is a non-local generalization of the Nambu-Jona-Lasinio (NJL) model. This vector model is exactly solvable at large Nc and dynamically breaks chiral symmetry at arbitrarily weak 't Hooft coupling. At strong coupling the dynamics is determined by the low-energy theory on D-branes living in the near-horizon geometry of other branes. In a different region of parameter space the brane construction gives rise to large Nc QCD. Thus the D-brane system interpolates between NJL and QCD.
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