Antonio Amariti
École Normale Supérieure
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Journal of High Energy Physics | 2006
Antonio Amariti; L. Girardello; Alberto Mariotti
We investigate models of SU(N) SQCD with adjoint matter and non trivial mesonic deformations. We apply standard methods in the dual magnetic theory and we find meta-stable supersymmetry breaking vacua with arbitrary large lifetime. We comment on the difference with known models.
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2011
Antonio Amariti; Massimo Siani
The three dimensional exact R symmetry of
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2010
Antonio Amariti; Davide Forcella; L. Girardello; Alberto Mariotti
\mathcal{N} = 2
Protein Science | 2007
Antonio Amariti; L. Girardello; Alberto Mariotti
SCFTs extremizes the partition function localized on a three sphere. Here we verify this statement at weak coupling. We give a detailed analysis for two classes of models. The first one is an SU(N)k gauge theory at large k with both fundamental and adjoint matter fields, while the second is a flavored version of the ABJ theory, where the CS levels are large but they do not necessarily sum up to zero. We study in both cases superpotential deformations and compute the R charges at different fixed points. When these fixed points are connected by an RG flow we explicitly verify that the free energy, computed from the partition function localized on S3, decreases at the endpoints of the flow between the fixed points, corroborating the conjecture of an F-theorem in three dimensions.
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2012
Antonio Amariti; Claudius Klare; Massimo Siani
We investigate features of duality in three dimensional
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2011
Antonio Amariti; Davide Forcella; Alberto Mariotti; Giuseppe Policastro
\mathcal{N} = 2
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2011
Antonio Amariti; Massimo Siani
Chern-Simons matter theories conjectured to describe M2 branes at toric Calabi Yau four-fold singularities. For 3D theories with non-chiral 4D parents we propone a Seiberg-like duality which turns out to be a toric duality. For theories with chiral 4D parents we discuss the conditions under which that Seiberg-like duality leads to toric duality. We comment on such duality in 3D theories without 4D parents.
arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory | 2007
Antonio Amariti; L. Girardello; Alberto Mariotti
We briefly review our analysis of a model with non supersymmetric vacua in N=1 gauge theories with adjoint matter and no R-symmetry. We show here that this model without any modification fits into a direct gauge mediation scenario and leads to massive gauginos.
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2012
Prarit Agarwal; Antonio Amariti; Massimo Siani
A bstractWe compute the large N limit of the localized three dimensional free energy of various field theories with known proposed AdS duals. We show that vector-like theories agree with the expected supergravity results, and with the conjectured F -theorem. We also check that the large N free energy is preserved by the three dimensional Seiberg duality for general classes of vector like theories. Then we analyze the behavior of the free energy of chiral-like theories by applying a new proposal. The proposal is based on the restoration of a discrete symmetry on the free energy before the extremization. We apply this procedure at strong coupling in some examples and we discuss the results. We conclude the paper by proposing an alternative geometrical expression for the free energy.
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2011
Antonio Amariti
In recent years a very exciting and intense activity has been devoted to the understanding and construction of materials that enjoy exotic optical properties, such as a negative refractive index. Motivated by these experimental and theoretical developments, we use the string-inspired idea of holography to study the electromagnetic response of a certain class of media: strongly coupled relativistic systems that admit a dual gravitational description. Our results indicate that this type of media generally have a negative refractive index. Moreover we observe that a negative refractive index could be a common feature of relativistic hydrodynamic systems at low frequencies.