2018
DOI: 10.1007/jhep06(2018)106
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Airy function and 4d quantum gravity

Abstract: We study four-dimensional quantum gravity with negative cosmological constant in the minisuperspace approximation and compute the partition function for the S 3 boundary geometry. In this approximation scheme the path integrals become dominated by a class of asymptotically AdS "microstate geometries." Despite the fact that the theory is pure Einstein gravity without supersymmetry, the result precisely reproduces, up to higher curvature corrections, the Airy function in the S 3 partition function of the maximal… Show more

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“…As shown in our previous work [17], remarkably, the 4d pure Einstein gravity in the minisuperspace approximation suffices to reproduce the Airy function in the S 3 partition function of the ABJM theory at strong coupling [22,23]. 2 From the recap in Section 2.1, the sphere partition function in the minisuperspace approximation is given by…”
Section: The S 3 Partition Functionmentioning
confidence: 64%
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“…As shown in our previous work [17], remarkably, the 4d pure Einstein gravity in the minisuperspace approximation suffices to reproduce the Airy function in the S 3 partition function of the ABJM theory at strong coupling [22,23]. 2 From the recap in Section 2.1, the sphere partition function in the minisuperspace approximation is given by…”
Section: The S 3 Partition Functionmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…The computation of quantum HEE in this paper is a generalization of our previous work on the sphere partition function [17]. We thus first review the path integral method in our previous work used to calculate the S 3 partition function.…”
Section: Review Of S 3 Partition Function From Path Integralsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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