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Supersymmetric Mixed Boundary Conditions in AdS$_2$ and DCFT$_1$ Marginal Deformations

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arxiv 1910.04225 v3 pith:TM6FZ5YQ submitted 2019-10-09 hep-th

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We consider different supersymmetric mixed boundary conditions for scalar and fermionic fields in $AdS_2$, searching for the dual description of a family of interpolating Wilson Loops in ABJM theory. The family, which interpolates between the bosonic 1/6 BPS loop and the 1/2 BPS loop, can be thought of as an exact marginal deformation in a defect CFT$_1$. Confronting this property against holographic correlators and vacuum energy corrections singles out a particular boundary condition which we propose as dual to the interpolating family of Wilson loops.

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