AdS Taub-Nut Space and the O(N) Vector Model on a Squashed 3-Sphere
arXiv:hep-th/0611154 · doi:10.1088/1126-6708/2007/07/004
Abstract
In this note, motivated by the Klebanov-Polyakov conjecture we investigate the strongly coupled O(N) vector model at large on a squashed three-sphere and its holographic relation to bulk gravity on asymptotically locally spaces. We present analytical results for the action of the field theory as the squashing parameter , when the boundary becomes effectively one dimensional. The dual bulk geometry is AdS-Taub-NUT space in the corresponding limit. In this limit we solve the theory exactly and show that the action of the strongly coupled boundary theory scales as . This result is remarkably close to the scaling of the Einstein gravity action for AdS-Taub-NUT space. These results explain the numerical agreement presented in hep-th/0503238, and the soft logarithmic departure is interpreted as a prediction for the contribution due to higher spin fields in the bulk geometry.
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