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Holography of New Conformal Higher Spin Gravities in 3d

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arxiv 2312.12301 v3 pith:WCISI3HE submitted 2023-12-19 hep-th

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We study the holography of the new conformal higher spin theories imposing general boundary conditions and the near horizon boundary conditions. General boundary conditions lead to the asymptotic symmetry algebra which is a loop algebra of the underlying gauge algebra. The near horizon boundary conditions give u(1) currents at the boundary. For each of the boundary conditions we consider an example of conformal graviton, and its combination with a vector, and a spin-3 field, respectively. The near horizon boundary conditions lead to three dimensional Banados-Teitelboim- Zanelli (BTZ)-like black hole which can have up to four real eigenvalues, Lobachevsky solution, and to generalisation of that BTZ-like solution.

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