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Towards holography in the BV-BFV setting

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arxiv 1905.00952 v2 pith:Q5CIFBBA submitted 2019-05-02 math-ph hep-thmath.MP

Pavel Mnev , Michele Schiavina , Konstantin Wernli This is my paper · ORCID
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We show how the BV-BFV formalism provides natural solutions to descent equations, and discuss how it relates to the emergence of holographic counterparts of given gauge theories. Furthermore, by means of an AKSZ-type construction we reproduce the Chern-Simons to Wess-Zumino-Witten correspondence from infinitesimal local data, and show an analogous correspondence for BF theory. We discuss how holographic correspondences relate to choices of polarisation relevant for quantisation, proposing a semi-classical interpretation of the quantum holographic principle.

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