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SCFT deformations via uplifted solitons

Dimitris Chatzis, Ali Fatemiabhari, Carlos Nunez Orcid Logo, Peter Weck

Nuclear Physics B, Volume: 1006, Start page: 116659

Swansea University Authors: Dimitris Chatzis, Ali Fatemiabhari, Carlos Nunez Orcid Logo, Peter Weck

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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2024.116659

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A holographic method for implementing a particular supersymmetry-preserving deformation to 4d SCFTs is presented. At the heart of the procedure is a soliton solution of minimal gauged supergravity. Embedding this solution into ten- and eleven-dimensional string theory backgrounds of the form AdS, we...

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Published in: Nuclear Physics B
ISSN: 0550-3213
Published: Elsevier BV 2024
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URI: https://cronfa.swan.ac.uk/Record/cronfa67507
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Abstract: A holographic method for implementing a particular supersymmetry-preserving deformation to 4d SCFTs is presented. At the heart of the procedure is a soliton solution of minimal gauged supergravity. Embedding this solution into ten- and eleven-dimensional string theory backgrounds of the form AdS, we systematically construct a range of new solutions. Each holographically realizes a twisted compactification of the SCFT4 dual to the original background. In the IR, the resulting SQFTs flow to gapped three-dimensional systems. Using a variety of holographic observables, we give evidence for this interpretation and for confinement in the deformed SQFTs. Our method applies to any holographic solutions admitting a consistent truncation to minimal gauged supergravity, and can likely be generalized to solutions with other AdSd factors.
College: Faculty of Science and Engineering
Funders: Funded by SCOAP. For discussions, comments on the manuscript, we wish to thank: Federico Castellani, S. Prem Kumar, Ricardo Stuardo. We are supported by the grants ST/X000648/1 and ST/T000813/1. D.C. has been supported by the STFC Consolidated Grant ST/Y509644/1. A.F. has been supported by the STFC Consolidated Grant ST/V507143/1 and the EPSRC Standard Research Studentship (DTP) EP/T517987/1.
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