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Towards an IR finite S-matrix in the flat limit of AdS/CFT

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arxiv 2211.13711 v1 pith:NH4L72N3 submitted 2022-11-24 hep-th

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Asymptotic Fock spaces lead to IR divergences in S-matrices. The issue can be traced back to the assumption of asymptotic decoupling, and its relaxation leads to Faddeev-Kulish states and an IR-finite S-matrix. In this paper we initiate the exploration of these states in the context of the flat limit of AdS/CFT. We construct asymptotic states as flat limits of fields that interact with the electro-magnetic field in AdS, and provide a reconstruction in terms of the dual CFT operators.

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