Challenges facing holographic models of QCD
arXiv:0805.4813 · doi:10.1007/s12648-009-0084-1
Abstract
This paper, written in memory of Manoj Banerjee, takes a critical look at holographic models of QCD focusing on ``practical'' models in which the five dimensional theory is treated classically. A number of theoretical and phenomenological challenges to the approach are discussed.
This paper was written for an issue in memory of Manoj Banerjee in the Indian Journal of Physics
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