Holographic duals of M5-branes on an irregularly punctured sphere
arXiv:2204.13537 · doi:10.1007/JHEP07(2022)102
Abstract
We provide explicit holographic duals of M5-branes wrapped on a sphere with one irregular puncture and one regular puncture of arbitrary type. The solutions generalise the solutions corresponding to M5-branes wrapped on a disc recently constructed by Bah-Bonetti-Minasian-Nardoni by allowing for a general choice of regular puncture. We show that the central charges, flavour central charges and conformal dimensions of BPS operators match with a class of Argyres-Douglas theory.
41 pages plus appendices, 4 figures: v2 published version
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