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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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