Diagnostic Tomography of Applied Holography

Abstract

The single-particle behavior in $d\ge 1$-dimensional Fermi gases with a large number $N$ of species and strong short-range $s$-wave scattering is discussed in the $2d$ 'tomographic' framework of a (pseudo)holographic correspondence with a certain $3d$ gravity of the $Ad{S}_3$ type. However, due to the intrinsically topological nature of such a bulk theory its dynamics reduces to a purely boundary one and so, akin to its $SYK/Ad{S}_2$ counterpart, this formal correspondence neither represents a genuine case of, nor endorses the hypothetical generalized holographic duality.

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