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Axion RG flows and a bound on axion excursions

<!--HTML-->I will discuss axionic holographic RG flow solutions in the context of general Einstein-Axion-Dilaton theories, where a non-trivial axion profile is dual to the (non-perturbative) running of the theta-term for the corresponding instanton density operator. I will show that a non-triv...

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Autor principal: Witkowski, Lukas
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2019
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2682086
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author Witkowski, Lukas
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description <!--HTML-->I will discuss axionic holographic RG flow solutions in the context of general Einstein-Axion-Dilaton theories, where a non-trivial axion profile is dual to the (non-perturbative) running of the theta-term for the corresponding instanton density operator. I will show that a non-trivial axion solution is incompatible with a non-trivial (holographic) IR conformal fixed point. Imposing a suitable axion regularity condition allows to select the IR geometry in a unique way. Interestingly, the regularity condition always implies a finite allowed range for the axion source parameter in the UV. This translates into the existence of a finite (but large) number of saddle-points in the large N limit. This ties in well with axion-swampland conjectures.
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spelling cern-26820862022-11-02T22:21:38Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2682086engWitkowski, LukasAxion RG flows and a bound on axion excursionsString Phenomenology 2019Conferences & Workshops<!--HTML-->I will discuss axionic holographic RG flow solutions in the context of general Einstein-Axion-Dilaton theories, where a non-trivial axion profile is dual to the (non-perturbative) running of the theta-term for the corresponding instanton density operator. I will show that a non-trivial axion solution is incompatible with a non-trivial (holographic) IR conformal fixed point. Imposing a suitable axion regularity condition allows to select the IR geometry in a unique way. Interestingly, the regularity condition always implies a finite allowed range for the axion source parameter in the UV. This translates into the existence of a finite (but large) number of saddle-points in the large N limit. This ties in well with axion-swampland conjectures.oai:cds.cern.ch:26820862019
spellingShingle Conferences & Workshops
Witkowski, Lukas
Axion RG flows and a bound on axion excursions
title Axion RG flows and a bound on axion excursions
title_full Axion RG flows and a bound on axion excursions
title_fullStr Axion RG flows and a bound on axion excursions
title_full_unstemmed Axion RG flows and a bound on axion excursions
title_short Axion RG flows and a bound on axion excursions
title_sort axion rg flows and a bound on axion excursions
topic Conferences & Workshops
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/2682086
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