Identifies the dual model F equations for a 5D holographic superconductor/superfluid in the probe limit, obtaining numerical coefficients exactly.
Holographic Lifshitz superconductors: Analytic solution
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We construct an analytic solution for a one-parameter family of holographic superconductors in asymptotically Lifshitz spacetimes. We utilize this solution to explore various properties of the systems such as (1) the superfluid phase background and the grand canonical potential, (2) the order parameter response function or the susceptibility, (3) the London equation, (4) the background with a superfluid flow or a magnetic field. From these results, we identify the dual Ginzburg-Landau theory including numerical coefficients. Also, the dynamic critical exponent $z_d$ associated with the critical point is given by $z_d=2$ irrespective of the value of the Lifshitz exponent $z$.
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A new axionically charged rotating AdS4 black hole solution with scalar field is presented, defined by a structural function and parameters, with thermodynamics derived via Euclidean method satisfying the first law.
Prior works on higher-derivative corrections to holographic superconductors may employ an incorrect AdS/CFT dictionary, so that the direction of change in spontaneous condensate depends on the specific model with no universal rule.
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The dual Ginzburg-Landau theory for a holographic superfluid/superconductor: Critical dynamics
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A new axionically charged rotating AdS4 black hole solution with scalar field is presented, defined by a structural function and parameters, with thermodynamics derived via Euclidean method satisfying the first law.
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Comments on higher-derivative corrections in the AdS/CFT duality
Prior works on higher-derivative corrections to holographic superconductors may employ an incorrect AdS/CFT dictionary, so that the direction of change in spontaneous condensate depends on the specific model with no universal rule.