Scalar correlators and normal modes in holographic neutron stars
arXiv:2111.10408 · doi:10.1088/1361-6382/aca866
Abstract
We study a scalar field in the background of a holographic neutron star at finite temperature and analyze its asymptotic behavior to compute the two-point correlator at the boundary. From the normal modes of the field we determine the resonances and decay constants of the boundary field theory. We show that the correlator is dominated by the normal modes in the stable regions of phase space of the neutron star, becoming a power law as we move into the unstable zones.
12 pages, 6 figures
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