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arxiv 1805.06286 v2 pith:XDP7PDP2 submitted 2018-05-16 hep-th

Soumangsu Chakraborty , Amit Giveon , Nissan Itzhaki , David Kutasov This is my paper · ORCID
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We continue our study of string theory in a background that interpolates between $AdS_3$ in the infrared and a linear dilaton spacetime $R^{1,1}\times R_\phi$ in the UV. This background corresponds via holography to a $CFT_2$ deformed by an operator of dimension $(2,2)$. We discuss the structure of spatial entanglement in this model, and compare it to the closely related $T\bar T$ deformed $CFT_2$.

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