Holographic Interpolation between and
arXiv:1410.5973 · doi:10.1007/JHEP12(2014)161
Abstract
An interpolating function between the -anomaly coefficient in even dimensions and the free energy on an odd-dimensional sphere has been proposed recently and is conjectured to monotonically decrease along any renormalization group flow in continuous dimension . We examine in the large- CFT's in dimensions holographically described by the Einstein-Hilbert gravity in the AdS space. We show that is a smooth function of and correctly interpolates the coefficients and the free energies. The monotonicity of along an RG flow follows from the analytic continuation of the holographic -theorem to continuous , which completes the proof of the conjecture.
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