Localization matrix models yield resummed strong-coupling expressions for observables in N=2 theories with antisymmetric and fundamental matter, using an effective 't Hooft coupling at large N.
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Extends potential-based duality-symmetric gauge theories to curved spacetime, reproducing gravitational anomalies and providing holographic boundary terms without manual addition.
Perturbative string theory forbids de Sitter times closed manifold solutions under the assumption that the Euclidean sphere partition function receives a nonzero 1/G_N contribution.
Holographic two-point functions of heavy operators are reproduced by adding boundary terms to the D3-brane action and by the Gibbons-Hawking-York term in LLM backgrounds, but only in coordinate dependence and without normalization.
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Strong-coupling results in (non-)conformal $\mathcal{N}=2$ theories with fundamental flavors
Localization matrix models yield resummed strong-coupling expressions for observables in N=2 theories with antisymmetric and fundamental matter, using an effective 't Hooft coupling at large N.
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Generalised Symmetries and Manifest Duality II: Curved Spacetime
Extends potential-based duality-symmetric gauge theories to curved spacetime, reproducing gravitational anomalies and providing holographic boundary terms without manual addition.
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de Sitter in String Theory vs. Gibbons & Hawking
Perturbative string theory forbids de Sitter times closed manifold solutions under the assumption that the Euclidean sphere partition function receives a nonzero 1/G_N contribution.
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Holographic two-point functions of heavy operators revisited
Holographic two-point functions of heavy operators are reproduced by adding boundary terms to the D3-brane action and by the Gibbons-Hawking-York term in LLM backgrounds, but only in coordinate dependence and without normalization.