Holographic Thermal Correlators for Hyperbolic $CFT$s
Atanu Bhatta, Shankhadeep Chakrabortty, Taniya Mandal, Arpit Maurya

TL;DR
This paper uses holography and Heun's equations to compute exact retarded Green's functions for scalar operators in thermal hyperbolic CFTs, revealing connections with Liouville theory and providing a method to derive these functions from black hole geometries.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach linking Heun's equations, Liouville theory, and holography to compute exact thermal correlators in hyperbolic CFTs, including cases with chemical potential.
Findings
Exact retarded Green's functions derived for scalar operators in thermal hyperbolic CFTs.
Connection formulas from Liouville theory used to analyze solutions of Heun's equation.
Retarded Green's function for Rindler AdS boundary admits a free integer parameter.
Abstract
We use holography to compute the exact form of retarded Green's functions for a scalar operator with conformal dimension in a thermal CFT and in its related counterpart with chemical potential in . In our analysis, we recast the wave equation of a scalar field in the normal form of Heun's equation in the dual gravity theories described by the AdS hyperbolic blackhole and its charged version. Heun's equation is identified to the semiclassical limit of the BPZ equation for a five-point correlator with one degenerate field insertion in the Liouville theory on the Riemann sphere. The crossing symmetry of conformal block in the Liouville theory eventually gives rise to a set of connection formulas among the solutions of Heun's equation evaluated at different regular singularities. We use the connection formula to reproduce the leading order behaviors of the scalar…
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TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Quantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect
