Nonlocal field theories and their gravity duals
By A. Bergman, Keshav Dasgupta, O. Ganor, Joanna L. Karczmarek, G. Rajesh. 2001
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The gravity duals of nonlocal field theories in the large-N limit exhibit a novel behavior near the boundary. To explore this, we present and study the duals of dipole theories, a particular class of nonlocal theories with fundamental dipole fields. The nonlocal interactions are manifest in the metric of the gravity dual, and type-0 string theories make a surprising appearance. We compare the situation to that in noncommutative super-Yang-Mills theory.
Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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In Astronomy and Astrophysics
- Marika Taylor
- Kostas Skenderis
- B. C. Rees
- John McGreevy
- J. Maldacena
- D. Martelli
- M. Rangamani
- Monica Guica
In Nuclear and High Energy Physics
- Marika Taylor
- Kostas Skenderis
- B. C. Rees
- M. Rangamani
- John McGreevy
- J. Maldacena
- S. Hartnoll
- D. Martelli
In Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
- Marika Taylor
- Kostas Skenderis
- B. C. Rees
- John McGreevy
- D. Martelli
- Monica Guica
- Ioannis Papadimitriou
- J. Maldacena
Citations in the corpus
- Hot spacetimes for cold atoms (2008, background): “July 2008”
- Holography for Schrödinger backgrounds (2010, background): “We postpone to subsequent work full exploration of the null dipole structure, since null dipole theories have not been developed in earlier literature and their properties differ qualitatively from the spacelike dipole theories developed in [20, 21, 22].”
- Comments on string theory backgrounds with non-relativistic conformal symmetry (2008, methodology): “Our reason for introducing these exotic theories is that, in some cases, their gravity duals, derived in [10, 11], are given by the metrics introduced in [1, 2].”