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On Type IIA geometries dual to N = 2 SCFTs

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arxiv 1011.0216 v2 pith:RV6KFX2N submitted 2010-10-31 hep-th

R. A. Reid-Edwards , B. Stefanski jr This is my paper · ORCID
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We provide explicit solutions of Type IIA supergravity which are believed to be dual to N = 2 superconformal four dimensional gauge theories. These explicit solutions are based on the general ansatz for such a type of backgrounds introduced by Gaiotto and Maldacena.

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