Gauged Vector Models and Higher-Spin Representations in AdS_5
arXiv:hep-th/0310210 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2004.06.055
Abstract
Motivated by the work of Klebanov and Polyakov [hep-th/0210114] on the relationship of the large N O(N) vector model in three-dimensions to AdS_4 and higher spin representations, we attempt to find analogous connections for AdS_5. Since the usual O(N) vector model in four-dimensions is inconsistent, we consider the (consistent) large N gauged vector model and a N=1 supersymmetric analogue in four-dimensions. Both these theories have UV and IR fixed points, and are candidates for a (α')^-1 expansion in AdS_5, a conjectured AdS_5/CFT correspondence and higher-spin representations in the bulk theory.
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