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Browsing by Author "Banados, Maximo"

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    Bulk renormalization and the AdS/CFT correspondence
    (2023) Banados, Maximo; Bianchi, Ernesto; Munoz, Ivan; Skenderis, Kostas
    We develop a systematic renormalization procedure for QFT in anti-de Sitter spacetime. UV infinities are regulated using a geodesic point-splitting method, which respects AdS isometries, while IR infinities are regulated by cutting off the radial direction (as in holographic renormalization). The renormalized theory is defined by introducing Z factors for all parameters in the Lagrangian and the boundary conditions of bulk fields (sources of dual operators), and a boundary counterterm action, Sct, such that the limit of removing the UV and IR regulators exists. The results are in general scheme dependent (mirroring the analogous result in flat space) and require renormalization conditions. These may be provided by the dual CFT (or by string theory in AdS). Our analysis amounts also to a first principles derivation of the Feynman rules regarding Witten diagrams. The presence and treatment of IR divergences is essential for correctly accounting for anomalous dimensions of dual operators. We apply the method to scalar phi 4 theory and obtain the renormalized two-point function of the dual operator to two loops, and the renormalized four-point function to one-loop order, for operators of any dimension Delta and bulk spacetime dimension up to d+1=7.
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    Chiral gravitational waves in Palatini-Chern-Simons gravity
    (2023) Sulantay, Felipe; Lagos, Macarena; Banados, Maximo
    We study the parity-breaking higher-curvature gravity theory of Chern-Simons (CS), using the Palatini formulation in which the metric and connection are taken to be independent fields. We first show that Palatini-CS gravity leads to first-order derivative equations of motion and thus avoid the typical instabilities of CS gravity in the metric formalism. As an initial application, we analyze the cosmological propagation of gravitational waves (GWs) in Palatini-CS gravity. We show that, due to parity breaking, the polarizations of GWs suffer two effects during propagation: amplitude birefringence (which changes the polarization ellipticity) and velocity birefringence (which rotates the polarization plane). While amplitude birefringence is known to be present in CS gravity in the metric formalism, velocity birefringence is not present in metric CS gravity for high frequency waves, but now appears in Palatini-CS due to the fact that left-handed and right-handed GW polarizations have a different dispersion relation. In the approximation of small deviations from general relativity (GR), we do find however that velocity birefringence appears at least quadratically in the CS coupling parameter alpha, while amplitude birefringence appears linearly in alpha. This means that amplitude birefringence will be the most relevant effect in Palatini-CS and hence this model will behave similarly to metric CS. We confirm this by applying current constraints on amplitude and velocity birefringence to Palatini-CS, and showing that those from amplitude birefringence give the tightest bounds.
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    Remarks on resonant scalars in the AdS/CFT correspondence
    (2006) Banados, Maximo; Schwimmer, Adam; Theisen, Stefan
    The special properties of scalars having a mass such that the two possible dimensions of the dual scalar respect the unitarity and the Breitenlohner- Freedman bounds and their ratio is integral ("resonant scalars") are studied in the AdS/CFT correspondence. The role of logarithmic branches in the gravity theory is related to the existence of a trace anomaly and to a marginal deformation in the Conformal Field Theory. The existence of asymptotic charges for the conformal group in the gravity theory is interpreted in terms of the properties of the corresponding CFT.

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