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Holographic CFTs on $AdS_d\times S^n$ and conformal defects

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arxiv 2309.04880 v2 pith:432MECFG submitted 2023-09-09 hep-th

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We consider ($d+n+1$)-dimensional solutions of Einstein gravity with constant negative curvature. Regular solutions of this type are expected to be dual to the ground states of ($d+n$)-dimensional holographic CFTs on $AdS_d\times S^n$. Their only dimensionless parameter is the ratio of radii of curvatures of $AdS_d$ and $S^n$. The same solutions may also be dual to $(d-1)$-dimensional conformal defects in holographic QFT$_{d+n}$. We solve the gravity equations with an associated conifold ansatz, and we classify all solutions both singular and regular by a combination of analytical and numerical techniques. There are no solutions, regular or singular, with two boundaries along the holographic direction. Out of the infinite class of regular solutions, only one is diffeomorphic to $AdS_{d+n+1}$ and another to $AdS_d\times AdS_{n+1}$. For the regular solutions, we compute the on-shell action as a function of the relevant parameters.

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  1. On the spectra of holographic QFTs on constant curvature manifolds

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    For holographic QFTs on constant-curvature manifolds, the spectrum is always discrete for negative curvature and always has a continuous component starting at m^2 = (9/4)α^{-2} for positive curvature.

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