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What is the dual asymptotic spacetime of a CFT on a particular flat manifold?

According to AdS/CFT correspondence, the dual theory of a boundary CFT on flat spacetime is defined on an asymptotically AdS spacetime. The nature of the bulk spacetime depends on the topology of the ...
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Why $N\to \infty$ limit implies $g_s \to 0$ in holographic QCD?

One basic difficulty in QCD is that it does not contain a small dimensionless quantity that would allow for perturbative calculation of low-energy observables. A remarkable feature of holographic ...
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How is every D-brane dual to 2 others?

For instance, A D3 brane is T dual to both a D2 and D4. I understand the idea that Type A and B theories are T dual to one another, but I don't understand how you get 2 different dual descriptions ...
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Why are we able to compare the open and closed string perspective in AdS/CFT?

I am reading the book Gauge/Gravity Duality Foundations and Applications by M. Ammon and J. Erdmenger. In that book they state the relationship between parameters on both sides of the duality as $$ g_{...
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AdS-CFT correspondance from 1D to 4D

From what I understand the AdS-CFT correspondence states that the bulk dynamics of a $n$-dimensional gravitational theory are encoded in the degrees of freedom of its dual CFT in the $(n-1)$ ...
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Isn't AdS/CFT an end to String theory as a fundamental theory?

I start with the Large $N$ QCD paper by 't Hooft. When 't Hooft published his paper on Large $N$ QCD it was clear why the string theory of hadrons due to Gabriele Veneziano could make sense. But at ...
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How can holographic duals (eg. AdS/CFT) be used to study magnetic monopoles? [closed]

What useful things are possible to find out about magnetic monopoles through the use of dual theories? I'm thinking of characteristics such as stability (or chaoticness), expectation values, central ...
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Action in AdS/CFT correspondence

I am a beginner trying to study AdS/CFT correspondence. Could someone please explain, can we connect action in the gravity side to the field theory side by this correspondence? Can we write the ...
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The planar limit, self-duality and their relation to two dimensions

In the lecture notes by Beisert on integrability, it is stated that integrability is a property mainly in two-dimensional field theories, with some higher-dimensional examples. As higher-dimensional ...
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Interpretation of two independet solutions of equations of motion in AdS/CFT

I am trying to understand the statement in AdS/CFT correspondence, that from the two independent solutions of equations of motion in the bulk, one corresponds to the source of operator $\mathcal{O} (x)...
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Bulk/boundary duality for matter fields?

Usually, in gauge/gravity duality we have some CFT on a boundary that is dual to a gravity in the bulk. Although CFT is never written in Lagrangian form, it seems for me, that AdS/CFT correspondence ...
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Duality between gravitation and $O(N)$ model

Does there exist any gravity dual theory for theory with $N$-component scalar field with $(\phi^2)^2$ interaction?
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Different duality-correlations in holographic principle?

I found an interesting article "Surface/State Correspondence as a Generalized Holography" (https://arxiv.org/abs/1503.03542) If I understood it well, the authors proposed this model to generalize the ...
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Is the gauge/gravity (or AdS/CFT) duality believed to be exact?

I was wondering about the implications of the gauge/gravity (or AdS/CFT in a more restrictive sense) duality for the way we deal with physical theories, and I was wondering if the duality was believed ...
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What is really this Gauge-Gravity duality all about?

I have no background in string theory but have a reasonable exposure to quantum field theory including the quantization of gauge theories. In simple terms what is this Gauge-Gravity duality all about ...
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