PHYS08200604018 Shamik Banerjee - Homi Bhabha National ...
PHYS08200604018 Shamik Banerjee - Homi Bhabha National ...
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78 CHAPTER 4. GENERALITIES OF QUARTER BPS DYON PARTITION FUNCTION<br />
The behaviour of ̂Φ near ˇv s ′ = 0 can be found by the usual procedure and result is<br />
{<br />
̂Φ(ˇρ, ˇσ, ˇv) −1 = − 1 ( ) ˇρ<br />
′ −24 ( ) }<br />
η s ˇρ<br />
′ −24<br />
+ η s + 2<br />
4π2ˇv ′2<br />
s 4<br />
4<br />
{ ( ) ˇσ<br />
′ −24 ( )<br />
× η s ˇσ<br />
′ −24 ( )<br />
+ η s + 1 ˇσ<br />
′ −24 ( ) }<br />
+ η s + 2 ˇσ<br />
′ −24<br />
+ η s + 3<br />
4<br />
4<br />
4<br />
4<br />
{<br />
− 1 ( ) ˇρ<br />
′ −24 ( ) }<br />
η s ˇρ<br />
′ −24<br />
+ η s + 2<br />
)<br />
η(ˇσ<br />
π2ˇv ′ ′2<br />
s 4<br />
4<br />
s) −24 ′0<br />
+ O<br />
(ˇv s (4.6.28)<br />
Note that the first set of terms represent correctly the factorization behaviour given in (4.5.3.21),<br />
but the second set of terms are extra. Thus the wall crossing formula gets modified for the<br />
decay into non-primitive states. Using (4.6.28) we can compute the jump in the index across<br />
the wall<br />
∆d(Q, P ) = 1 ∫ {<br />
iM ′ (−1)Q·P +1 Q ′ · P ′ 1 +1<br />
( ) ˇρ<br />
dˇρ ′ ′ −24 ( ) }<br />
16 iM 1 ′ −1<br />
s η s ˇρ<br />
′ −24<br />
+ η s + 2<br />
e −iπ ˇρ′ sP ′2 /4<br />
4<br />
4<br />
∫ {<br />
iM ′<br />
2 +1/2<br />
( ) ˇσ<br />
dˇσ ′ ′ −24 ( )<br />
iM 2 ′ −1/2<br />
s η s ˇσ<br />
′ −24<br />
+ η s + 1<br />
4<br />
4<br />
( ) ˇσ<br />
′ −24 ( ) }<br />
+η s + 2 ˇσ<br />
′ −24<br />
+ η s + 3<br />
e −iπˇσ′ sQ ′2 /4<br />
Defining<br />
4<br />
+ 1 ∫ {<br />
iM ′ (−1)Q·P +1 Q ′ · P ′ 1 +1<br />
dˇρ ′ s η<br />
4<br />
×<br />
∫ iM ′<br />
2 +1/2<br />
we can express (4.6.29) as<br />
iM ′ 1 −1<br />
4<br />
( ) ˇρ<br />
′ −24<br />
s<br />
+ η<br />
4<br />
( ) }<br />
ˇρ<br />
′ −24<br />
s + 2<br />
4<br />
e −iπ ˇρ′ sP ′2 /4<br />
iM ′ 2 −1/2 dˇσ ′ s η(ˇσ ′ s) −24 e −iπˇσ′ sQ ′2 /4 . (4.6.29)<br />
∆d(Q, P ) = (−1) Q 1·P 2 −Q 2·P 1 +1 (Q 1 · P 2 − Q 2 · P 1 )<br />
(Q 1 , P 1 ) = (Q − P, 0), (Q 2 , P 2 ) = (P, P ) , (4.6.30)<br />
{<br />
( 1<br />
d h (Q 1 , P 1 ) + d h<br />
2 Q 1, 1 )}<br />
2 P 1 d h (Q 2 , P 2 ) .<br />
(4.6.31)<br />
The second term is extra compared to (4.3.7); it represents the effect of non-primitivity of the<br />
final state dyons.<br />
Finally let us turn to the analysis of the black hole entropy. For this we need to identify<br />
the zeroes of ̂Φ at ˇρˇσ − ˇv 2 + ˇv = 0 and show that ̂Φ has the behaviour given in (4.5.3.25)<br />
near this pole. This is easily done using (4.6.1) and the locations of the zeroes of Φ 10 given in