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Lifshitz Holography with Isotropic Scale Invariance

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arxiv 1406.1468 v3 pith:KIMS5BCE submitted 2014-06-05 hep-th

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keywords algebraconformalinvarianceisotropiclifshitzasymptoticcriticalextended
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Is it possible for an anisotropic Lifshitz critical point to actually exhibit isotropic conformal invariance? We answer this question in the affirmative by constructing a concrete holographic realization. We study three-dimensional spin-3 higher-spin gauge theory with a z=2 Lifshitz ground state with non-trivial spin-3 background. We provide consistent boundary conditions and determine the associated asymptotic symmetry algebra. Surprisingly, we find that the algebra consists of two copies of the W_3 extended conformal algebra, which is the extended conformal algebra of an isotropic critical system. Moreover, the central charges are given by 3l/(2G). We consider the possible geometric interpretation of the theory in light of the higher spin gauge invariance and remark on the implications of the asymptotic symmetry analysis.

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  1. Notes on su$(1,2)\oplus$u$(1)$ Chern-Simons theory and Torsional Newton-Cartan gravity

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    The su(1,2)⊕u(1) Chern-Simons theory is torsional Newton-Cartan gravity whose 1/c expansion reproduces the extended z=2 Schrödinger gravity and whose asymptotic symmetry is the W_3^(2)⊕u(1) algebra.

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