S Parameter in the Holographic Walking/Conformal Technicolor
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Abstract: We explicitly calculate the parameter in entire parameter space of the holographic walking/conformal technicolor (W/C TC), based on the deformation of the holographic QCD by varying the anomalous dimension from through continuously. The parameter is given as a positive monotonic function of which is fairly insensitive to and continuously vanishes as when , where is the vacuum expectation value of the bulk scalar field at the infrared boundary of the 5th dimension and is related to the mass of (techni-) meson () and the decay constant () as for . However, although is related to the techni-fermion condensate , we find no particular suppression of and hence of due to large , based on the correct identification of the renormalization-point dependence of in contrast to the literature. Then we argue possible behaviors of as near the conformal window characterized by the Banks-Zaks infrared fixed point in more explicit dynamics with . It is a curious coincidence that the result from ladder Schwinger-Dyson and Bethe-Salpeter equations well fits in the parameter space obtained in this paper. When is realized, the holography suggests a novel possibility that vanishes much faster than the dynamical mass does.
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