Hora¿iu N¿stase
Introduction to the AdS/CFT correspondence
Hora¿iu N¿stase
Introduction to the AdS/CFT correspondence
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A pedagogical and self-contained introduction to AdS/CFT correspondence aimed at graduate students and researchers across theoretical physics.
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A pedagogical and self-contained introduction to AdS/CFT correspondence aimed at graduate students and researchers across theoretical physics.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 458
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. September 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 208mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 1199g
- ISBN-13: 9781107085855
- ISBN-10: 1107085853
- Artikelnr.: 42488882
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 458
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. September 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 208mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 1199g
- ISBN-13: 9781107085855
- ISBN-10: 1107085853
- Artikelnr.: 42488882
Horäiu N¿stase is a Researcher at the Institute for Theoretical Physics at the State University of São Paulo, Brazil. To date, his career has spanned four continents. As an undergraduate he studied at the University of Bucharest and Copenhagen University. He later completed his PhD at the State University of New York, Stony Brook, before moving to the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, where his collaboration with David Berenstein and Juan Maldacena defined the pp-wave correspondence. He has also held research and teaching positions at Brown University and the Tokyo Institute of Technology.
Preface
Introduction
Part I. Background: 1. Elements of quantum field theory and gauge theory
2. Basics of general relativity. Anti-de Sitter space
3. Basics of supersymmetry
4. Basics of supergravity
5. Kaluza-Klein dimensional reduction
6. Black holes and p-branes
7. String theory actions and spectra
8. Elements of conformal field theory
9. D-branes
Part II. Basics of AdS/CFT for N = 4 SYM vs AdS5 × S5: 10. The AdS/CFT correspondence: motivation, definition and spectra
11. Witten prescription and 3-point correlator calculations
12. Holography in Lorentzian signature: Poincaré and global
13. Solitonic objects in AdS/CFT
14. Quarks and the Wilson loop
15. Finite temperature and N = 4 SYM plasmas
16. Scattering processes and gravitational shockwave limit
17. The pp-wave correspondence
18. Spin chains
Part III. AdS/CFT Developments and Gauge-Gravity Dualities: 19. Other conformal cases
20. The 3 dimensional ABJM model vs. AdS4 × CP3
21. Gravity duals
22. Holographic renormalization
23. RG flow between fixed points
24. Phenomenological gauge-gravity duality I: AdS/QCD
25. Phenomenological gauge-gravity duality II: AdS/CMT
26. Gluon scattering: the Alday-Maldacena prescription
27. Holographic entanglement entropy: the Ryu-Takayanagi prescription.
Introduction
Part I. Background: 1. Elements of quantum field theory and gauge theory
2. Basics of general relativity. Anti-de Sitter space
3. Basics of supersymmetry
4. Basics of supergravity
5. Kaluza-Klein dimensional reduction
6. Black holes and p-branes
7. String theory actions and spectra
8. Elements of conformal field theory
9. D-branes
Part II. Basics of AdS/CFT for N = 4 SYM vs AdS5 × S5: 10. The AdS/CFT correspondence: motivation, definition and spectra
11. Witten prescription and 3-point correlator calculations
12. Holography in Lorentzian signature: Poincaré and global
13. Solitonic objects in AdS/CFT
14. Quarks and the Wilson loop
15. Finite temperature and N = 4 SYM plasmas
16. Scattering processes and gravitational shockwave limit
17. The pp-wave correspondence
18. Spin chains
Part III. AdS/CFT Developments and Gauge-Gravity Dualities: 19. Other conformal cases
20. The 3 dimensional ABJM model vs. AdS4 × CP3
21. Gravity duals
22. Holographic renormalization
23. RG flow between fixed points
24. Phenomenological gauge-gravity duality I: AdS/QCD
25. Phenomenological gauge-gravity duality II: AdS/CMT
26. Gluon scattering: the Alday-Maldacena prescription
27. Holographic entanglement entropy: the Ryu-Takayanagi prescription.
Preface
Introduction
Part I. Background: 1. Elements of quantum field theory and gauge theory
2. Basics of general relativity. Anti-de Sitter space
3. Basics of supersymmetry
4. Basics of supergravity
5. Kaluza-Klein dimensional reduction
6. Black holes and p-branes
7. String theory actions and spectra
8. Elements of conformal field theory
9. D-branes
Part II. Basics of AdS/CFT for N = 4 SYM vs AdS5 × S5: 10. The AdS/CFT correspondence: motivation, definition and spectra
11. Witten prescription and 3-point correlator calculations
12. Holography in Lorentzian signature: Poincaré and global
13. Solitonic objects in AdS/CFT
14. Quarks and the Wilson loop
15. Finite temperature and N = 4 SYM plasmas
16. Scattering processes and gravitational shockwave limit
17. The pp-wave correspondence
18. Spin chains
Part III. AdS/CFT Developments and Gauge-Gravity Dualities: 19. Other conformal cases
20. The 3 dimensional ABJM model vs. AdS4 × CP3
21. Gravity duals
22. Holographic renormalization
23. RG flow between fixed points
24. Phenomenological gauge-gravity duality I: AdS/QCD
25. Phenomenological gauge-gravity duality II: AdS/CMT
26. Gluon scattering: the Alday-Maldacena prescription
27. Holographic entanglement entropy: the Ryu-Takayanagi prescription.
Introduction
Part I. Background: 1. Elements of quantum field theory and gauge theory
2. Basics of general relativity. Anti-de Sitter space
3. Basics of supersymmetry
4. Basics of supergravity
5. Kaluza-Klein dimensional reduction
6. Black holes and p-branes
7. String theory actions and spectra
8. Elements of conformal field theory
9. D-branes
Part II. Basics of AdS/CFT for N = 4 SYM vs AdS5 × S5: 10. The AdS/CFT correspondence: motivation, definition and spectra
11. Witten prescription and 3-point correlator calculations
12. Holography in Lorentzian signature: Poincaré and global
13. Solitonic objects in AdS/CFT
14. Quarks and the Wilson loop
15. Finite temperature and N = 4 SYM plasmas
16. Scattering processes and gravitational shockwave limit
17. The pp-wave correspondence
18. Spin chains
Part III. AdS/CFT Developments and Gauge-Gravity Dualities: 19. Other conformal cases
20. The 3 dimensional ABJM model vs. AdS4 × CP3
21. Gravity duals
22. Holographic renormalization
23. RG flow between fixed points
24. Phenomenological gauge-gravity duality I: AdS/QCD
25. Phenomenological gauge-gravity duality II: AdS/CMT
26. Gluon scattering: the Alday-Maldacena prescription
27. Holographic entanglement entropy: the Ryu-Takayanagi prescription.