Approaches to Quantum Gravity: Gauge/gravity duality

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Lectures on holographic methods for condensed matter physics (2009, result): “support the correspondence at this point (see e.g. [ 21 ]) let us take the correspondence as”
Lectures on hydrodynamic fluctuations in relativistic theories (2012, background): “What does this teach one beyond being a curious mathematical correspondence? One answer comes from the gauge-gravity duality [6, 7] which states (among many other things) that the hydrodynamics of a black hole does in fact represent the hydrodynamics of a specific quantum system, whose Hamiltonian i”
Dynamics of baryons from string theory and vector dominance (2007, background): “In the modern terminology, one can consider the hidden gauge field so obtained as an emergent field as in other areas of physics [24, 25 ].”
Notes on Anomaly Induced Transport (2016, background): “Recent useful reviews are [48, 49] Before discussing how holography can be used to gain insight into anomalous transport we very briefly review the basics of the AdS/CFT correspondence.”
Introduction to holographic superconductor models (2015, background): “Polchinski [205] that we find it difficult to believe that nature does not make use of it, but the precise way in which it does so remains to be discovered.”