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      Boundary conditions and partition functions in higher spin AdS3/CFT2

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      Journal of High Energy Physics
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              AdS Dual of the Critical O(N) Vector Model

              We suggest a general relation between theories of infinite number of higher-spin massless gauge fields in \(AdS_{d+1}\) and large \(N\) conformal theories in \(d\) dimensions containing \(N\)-component vector fields. In particular, we propose that the singlet sector of the well-known critical 3-d O(N) model with the \((\phi^a \phi^a)^2\) interaction is dual, in the large \(N\) limit, to the minimal bosonic theory in \(AdS_4\) containing massless gauge fields of even spin.
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                Journal
                Journal of High Energy Physics
                J. High Energ. Phys.
                Springer Nature
                1029-8479
                April 2016
                April 2016
                : 2016
                : 4
                : 1-57
                Article
                10.1007/JHEP04(2016)107
                89c5546b-2745-4d9e-9e40-c93ece859c52
                © 2016
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