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Holography, Pade Approximants and Deconstruction

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arxiv hep-ph/0610326 v1 pith:CFNCI726 submitted 2006-10-25 hep-ph

Holography, Pade Approximants and Deconstruction

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We investigate the relation between holographic calculations in 5D and the Migdal approach to correlation functions in large N theories. The latter employs Pade approximation to extrapolate short distance correlation functions to large distances. We make the Migdal/5D relation more precise by quantifying the correspondence between Pade approximation and the background and boundary conditions in 5D. We also establish a connection between the Migdal approach and the models of deconstructed dimensions.

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