Fermions in worldline holography
arXiv:1702.06955 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.96.056022
Abstract
We analyse the worldline holographic framework for fermions. Worldline holography is based on the observation that in the worldline approach to quantum field theory, sources of a quantum field theory over Mink naturally form a field theory over AdS to all orders in the elementary fields and in the sources. Schwinger's proper time of the worldline formalism automatically appears with the physical four spacetime dimensions in an AdS geometry. The worldline holographic effective action in general and the proper-time profiles of the sources in particular solve a renormalisation group equation. By taking into account sources up to spin one, we reconstruct seminal holographic models. Considering spin two confirms AdS as consistent background.
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