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arxiv hep-th/0208120 v1 pith:UWYOF4Z3 submitted 2002-08-16 hep-th

Deconstruction and Gauge Theories in AdS₅

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On a slice of AdS_5, despite having a dimensionful coupling, gauge theories can exhibit logarithmic dependence on scale. In this paper, we utilize deconstruction to analyze the scaling behavior of the theory, both above and below the AdS curvature scale, and shed light on position-dependent regularizations of the theory. We comment on applications to geometries other than AdS.

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