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Correlation functions of boundary and defect conformal field theories

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arxiv 2405.15108 v3 pith:VNR4BBVT submitted 2024-05-23 hep-th

Correlation functions of boundary and defect conformal field theories

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Applying the holographic method, we investigate correlation functions of boundary and defect conformal field theories. To describe boundary conformal field theory, we consider an end of the world brane in an asymptotic AdS space which behaves as a boundary in the dual conformal field theory. In this holographic setup, we calculate correlation functions involving the reflection effect at the boundary. We show that, when the end of the world brane has no degrees of freedom, the holographic calculation reproduces the correlation functions known in the boundary conformal field theory. When the boundary has nontrivial boundary entropy, we calculate one- and two-point functions nontrivially relying on the boundary entropy. We further study correlation functions of defect conformal field theory after introducing a $p$-brane. We directly derive a bulk-to-defect two-point function without introducing an image operator and determine the coefficient of the two-point function exactly in the holographic setup.

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