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  • Front Cover

  • Front Matter

  • Contents

  • Preface

  • Acknowledgements

  • Part I. Prerequisites

    • 1. Elements of Field Theory

      • 1.1 Classical scalar field theory

      • 1.2 Symmetries and conserved currents

      • 1.3 Quantisation

      • 1.4 Wick rotation and statistical mechanics

      • 1.5 Regularisation and renormalisation

      • 1.6 Dirac fermions

      • 1.7 Gauge theory

      • 1.8 Symmetries, Ward identities and anomalies

      • 1.9 Further reading

    • 2. Elements of Gravity

      • 2.1 Differential geometry

      • 2.2 Einstein’s field equations

      • 2.3 Maximally symmetric spacetimes

      • 2.4 Black holes

      • 2.5 Energy conditions

      • 2.6 Further reading

    • 3. Symmetries in Quantum Field Theory

      • 3.1 Lorentz and Poincaré symmetry

      • 3.2 Conformal symmetry

      • 3.3 Supersymmetry

      • 3.4 Superconformal symmetry

      • 3.5 Further reading

    • 4. Introduction to Superstring Theory

      • 4.1 Bosonic string theory

      • 4.2 Superstring theory

      • 4.3 Web of dualities

      • 4.4 D-branes and other non-perturbative objects

      • 4.5 Further reading

  • Part II. Gauge/Gravity Duality

    • 5. The AdS/CFT Correspondence

      • 5.1 The AdS/CFT correspondence: a first glance

      • 5.2 D3-branes and their two faces

      • 5.3 Field-operator map

      • 5.4 Correlation functions

      • 5.5 Holographic renormalisation

      • 5.6 Wilson loops in N = 4 Super Yang–Mills theory

      • 5.7 Further reading

    • 6. Tests of the AdS/CFT Correspondence

      • 6.1 Correlation function of 1/2 BPS operators

      • 6.2 Four-point functions

      • 6.3 The conformal anomaly

      • 6.4 Further reading

    • 7. Integrability and Scattering Amplitudes

      • 7.1 Integrable structures on the gauge theory side

      • 7.2 Integrability on the gravity (string theory) side

      • 7.3 BMN limit and classical string configurations

      • 7.4 Dual superconformal symmetry

      • 7.5 Further reading

    • 8. Further Examples of the AdS/CFT Correspondence

      • 8.1 D3-branes at singularities

      • 8.2 M2-branes: AdS4/CFT3

      • 8.3 Gravity duals of conformal field theories: further examples

      • 8.4 Towards non-conformal field theories

      • 8.5 Further reading

    • 9. Holographic Renormalisation Group Flows

      • 9.1 Renormalisation group flows in quantum field theory

      • 9.2 Holographic renormalisation group flows

      • 9.3 ∗Supersymmetric flows within IIB Supergravity in D = 10

      • 9.4 Further reading

    • 10. Duality with D-Branes in Supergravity

      • 10.1 Branes as flavour degrees of freedom

      • 10.2 AdS/CFT correspondence with probe branes

      • 10.3 D7-brane fluctuations and mesons in N = 2 theory

      • 10.4 ∗D3/D5-brane system

      • 10.5 Further reading

    • 11. Finite Temperature and Density

      • 11.1 Finite temperature field theory

      • 11.2 Gravity dual thermodynamics

      • 11.3 Finite density and chemical potential

      • 11.4 Further reading

  • Part III. Applications

    • 12. Linear Response and Hydrodynamics

      • 12.1 Linear response

      • 12.2 Hydrodynamics

      • 12.3 Transport coefficients from linear response

      • 12.4 Fluid/gravity correspondence

      • 12.5 Further reading

    • 13. QCD and Holography: Confinement and Chiral Symmetry Breaking

      • 13.1 Review of QCD

      • 13.2 Gauge/gravity duality description of confinement

      • 13.3 Chiral symmetry breaking from D7-brane probes

      • 13.4 Non-Abelian chiral symmetries: the Sakai–Sugimoto model

      • 13.5 AdS/QCD correspondence

      • 13.6 Further reading

    • 14. QCD and Holography: Finite Temperature and Density

      • 14.1 QCD at finite temperature and density

      • 14.2 Gauge/gravity approach to the quark–gluon plasma

      • 14.3 Holographic flavour at finite temperature and density

      • 14.4 Sakai–Sugimoto model at finite temperature

      • 14.5 Holographic predictions for the quark–gluon plasma

      • 14.6 Further reading

    • 15. Strongly Coupled Condensed Matter Systems

      • 15.1 Quantum phase transitions

      • 15.2 Charges and finite density

      • 15.3 Holographic superfluids and superconductors

      • 15.4 Fermions

      • 15.5 Towards non-relativistic systems and hyperscaling violation

      • 15.6 Entanglement entropy

      • 15.7 Further reading

  • Appendix A. Grassmann Numbers

  • Appendix B. Lie Algebras and Superalgebras

  • Appendix C. Conventions

  • Index

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