Equivariant localization computes probe D3-brane actions in uplifted Kerr-Newman-AdS5 supergravity backgrounds, reducing them to toric-data integrals for SCFT indices.
Benetti Genolini, J
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A method is given to compute the D=5 on-shell action via equivariant localization after dimensional reduction to D=4 N=2 gauged supergravity for solutions admitting both the R-symmetry Killing vector and an additional Killing vector.
Equivariant localization computes the on-shell action of D=5 AdS rotating charged black holes in higher-derivative supergravity, exactly matching the dual superconformal index in the Cardy limit.
Equivariantly closed forms in D=4 N=2 conformal supergravity allow closed-form supersymmetric observables in higher derivative theories without solving equations of motion.
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Probing black holes with equivariant localization
Equivariant localization computes probe D3-brane actions in uplifted Kerr-Newman-AdS5 supergravity backgrounds, reducing them to toric-data integrals for SCFT indices.
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Equivariant localization for $D=5$ gauged supergravity
A method is given to compute the D=5 on-shell action via equivariant localization after dimensional reduction to D=4 N=2 gauged supergravity for solutions admitting both the R-symmetry Killing vector and an additional Killing vector.
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The superconformal index and localizing higher derivative supergravity
Equivariant localization computes the on-shell action of D=5 AdS rotating charged black holes in higher-derivative supergravity, exactly matching the dual superconformal index in the Cardy limit.
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Equivariant localization for higher derivative supergravity
Equivariantly closed forms in D=4 N=2 conformal supergravity allow closed-form supersymmetric observables in higher derivative theories without solving equations of motion.