Open Worldsheets for Holographic Interfaces
Marco Chiodaroli, Eric D'Hoker, Michael Gutperle

TL;DR
This paper extends the class of known supergravity solutions dual to interface CFTs by constructing regular solutions for non-simply connected Riemann surfaces, including annuli and higher-genus surfaces, broadening the holographic interface framework.
Contribution
It introduces new regular supergravity solutions with complex topologies for the Riemann surface Sigma, generalizing previous Janus solutions to include multi-connected surfaces.
Findings
Constructed solutions for Sigma with annulus topology.
Generalized solutions to surfaces with multiple holes (g holes).
Demonstrated existence of regular solutions beyond simply connected cases.
Abstract
Type IIB supergravity admits Janus and multi-Janus solutions with eight unbroken supersymmetries that are locally asymptotic to AdS_3 x S^3 x M_4 (where M_4 is either T^4 or K_3). These solutions are dual to two or more CFTs defined on half-planes which share a common line interface. Their geometry consists of an AdS_2 x S^2 x M_4 fibration over a simply connected Riemann surface Sigma with boundary. In the present paper, we show that regular exact solutions exist also for surfaces Sigma which are not simply connected. Specifically, we construct in detail solutions for which Sigma has the topology of an annulus. This construction is generalized to produce solutions for any surface Sigma with the topology of an open string worldsheet with g holes.
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