Landscape of Superconducting Membranes
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Denef, Frederik
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Hartnoll, Sean
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2010-11-15T18:21:50Z |
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2009 |
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Denef, Frederik, and Sean A. Hartnoll. 2009. Landscape of superconducting membranes. Physical Review D 79:126008. |
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0556-2821 |
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http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.InstRepos:4554329 |
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The AdS/CFT correspondence may connect the landscape of string vacua and the `atomic landscape' of condensed matter physics. We study the stability of a landscape of IR fixed points of N=2 large N gauge theories in 2+1 dimensions, dual to Sasaki-Einstein compactifications of M theory, towards a superconducting state. By exhibiting instabilities of charged black holes in these compactifications, we show that many of these theories have charged operators that condense when the theory is placed at a finite chemical potential. We compute a statistical distribution of critical superconducting temperatures for a subset of these theories. With a chemical potential of one milliVolt, we find critical temperatures ranging between 0.24 and 165 degrees Kelvin. |
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Physics |
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American Physical Society |
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doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.79.126008 |
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http://arxiv.org/abs/0901.1160v2 |
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OAP |
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Landscape of Superconducting Membranes |
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Journal Article |
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Accepted Manuscript |
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Physical Review D Particles and Fields |
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Denef, Frederik
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2010-11-15T18:21:50Z |
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