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Holographic description of SCFT$_5$ compactifications

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arxiv 2109.11554 v1 pith:X4Y6YH4R submitted 2021-09-23 hep-th

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keywords backgroundscomputeddimensionsdualfamilyfieldholographicscfts
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We present three infinite families of supersymmetric Type IIB backgrounds with AdS$_4$, AdS$_3$ and AdS$_2$ factors, dual to SCFTs in $3$, $2$ and $1$ space-time dimensions respectively. These field theories emerge at low energies, after a twisted compactification of a family of five dimensional ${\cal N}=2$ SCFTs on hyperbolic spaces. The holographic flows across dimensions are explicitly computed. We also discuss a family of SUSY breaking backgrounds, dual to a QCD-like quiver with massive (bi)fundamental matter. Some field theoretical observables are computed for these theories at the fixed points and along the flow.

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