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5d superconformal indices at large N and holography

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arxiv 1305.6870 v1 pith:DLHXLKP4 submitted 2013-05-29 hep-th

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keywords indexdualformulalargesuperconformalsupergravityaddingagreement
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We propose a general formula for the perturbative large N superconformal index of 5d quiver fixed point theories that have an AdS(6)xS(4)/Z(n) supergravity dual. This index is obtained from the parent theory by projecting to orbifold-invariant states and adding the twisted sector contributions. Our result agrees with expectations from the dual supergravity description. We test our formula against the direct computation of the index for Z(2) and Z(3) and find complete agreement.

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