Bulk Q-cocycles determine renormalized and anomaly Q-cocycles on asymptotic boundaries of gauge PDEs, with the anomaly structure reproducing the holographic Weyl anomaly in AdS.
Higher order singletons, partially massless fields and their boundary values in the ambient approach
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Using ambient space we develop a fully gauge and o(d,2) covariant approach to boundary values of AdS(d+1) gauge fields. It is applied to the study of (partially) massless fields in the bulk and (higher-order) conformal scalars, i.e. singletons, as well as (higher-depth) conformal gauge fields on the boundary. In particular, we identify the corresponding Fradkin-Tseytlin equations as obstructions to the extension of the off-shell boundary value to the bulk, generalizing the usual considerations for the holographic anomalies to the partially massless fields. We also relate the background fields for the higher-order singleton to the boundary values of partially massless fields and prove the appropriate generalization of the Flato-Fronsdal theorem, which is in agreement with the known structure of symmetries for the higher-order wave operator. All these facts support the following generalization of the higher-spin holographic duality: the O(N) model at a multicritical isotropic Lifshitz point should be dual to the theory of partially massless symmetric tensor fields described by the Vasiliev equations based on the higher-order singleton symmetry algebra.
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Asymptotic boundary structure of Lagrangian gauge theories
Bulk Q-cocycles determine renormalized and anomaly Q-cocycles on asymptotic boundaries of gauge PDEs, with the anomaly structure reproducing the holographic Weyl anomaly in AdS.