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Universal terms for holographic entanglement entropy in noncommutative Yang--Mills theory

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arxiv 2006.14165 v2 pith:AOGFVOQZ submitted 2020-06-25 hep-th

Universal terms for holographic entanglement entropy in noncommutative Yang--Mills theory

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keywords entanglemententropynoncommutativitynoncommutativetheoryholographiclargeyang-mills
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In this paper, we derive the universal (cut-off-independent) part of the holographic entanglement entropy in the noncommutative Yang-Mills theory and examine its properties in detail. The behavior of the holographic entanglement entropy as a function of a scale of the system changes drastically between large noncommutativity and small noncommutativity. The strong subadditivity inequality for the entanglement entropies in the noncommutative Yang-Mills theory is modified in large noncommutativity. The behavior of entropic $c$-function defined by means of the entanglement entropy also changes drastically between large noncommutativity and small noncommutativity. In addition, there is a transition for the entanglement entropy in the noncommutative Yang-Mills theory at finite temperature.

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