Boundary state bootstrap and asymptotic overlaps in AdS/dCFT
arXiv:2006.16151 · doi:10.1007/JHEP03(2021)222
Abstract
We formulate and close the boundary state bootstrap for factorizing K-matrices in AdS/CFT. We found that there are no boundary degrees of freedom in the boundary bound states, merely the boundary parameters are shifted. We use this family of boundary bound states to describe the D3-D5 system for higher dimensional matrix product states and provide their asymptotic overlap formulas. In doing so we generalize the nesting for overlaps of matrix product states and Bethe states.
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