A note on co-dimension 2 defects in N=4,d=7 gauged supergravity
arXiv:2203.13839 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2022.115969
Abstract
In this note we present a solution of gauged supergravity which is holographically dual to a co-dimension two defect living in a six dimensional SCFT. The solution is obtained by double analytic continuation of a two charge supersymmetric black hole solution. The condition that no conical deficits are present in the bulk and on the boundary is satisfied by a one parameter family of solutions for which some holographic observables are computed.
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