Analyzing the squeezed state generated by a twist deformation
arXiv:1410.5790 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.91.124072
Abstract
The D1D5 CFT has provided a useful microscopic model for studying black holes. The coupling in this theory is a twist deformation whose action on the vacuum generates a squeezed state. We give a new derivation of the expression for this squeezed state using the conformal Ward identity; this derivation provides an insight into several features of the state. We also examine the squeezed state in a continuum limit where we describe it in terms of position space correlations created by the twist.
20 pages, 3 figures
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