What Can Gauge-Gravity Duality Teach Us About Condensed Matter Physics?¶
Sachdev, S. (2012). What Can Gauge-Gravity Duality Teach Us About Condensed Matter Physics?. Annual Review of Condensed Matter Physics, 9-33.
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- AdS/CMT Correspondence
- Its point is that gauge/gravity duality can turn certain strong-coupling questions into classical or semiclassical gravitational calculations in a controlled model.
This sourceAuthoritative scope and limitations for conformal and compressible quantum matter.
- Its point is that gauge/gravity duality can turn certain strong-coupling questions into classical or semiclassical gravitational calculations in a controlled model.
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