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Large \(N\) matrix models for 3d \( \mathcal{N} =2\) theories: twisted index, free energy and black holes - MaRDI portal

Large \(N\) matrix models for 3d \( \mathcal{N} =2\) theories: twisted index, free energy and black holes

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Publication:1639035

DOI10.1007/JHEP08(2016)064zbMATH Open1390.83345arXiv1604.03122WikidataQ64038303 ScholiaQ64038303MaRDI QIDQ1639035

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Publication date: 12 June 2018

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Abstract: We provide general formulae for the topologically twisted index of a general three-dimensional calNgeq2 gauge theory with an M-theory or massive type IIA dual in the large N limit. The index is defined as the supersymmetric path integral of the theory on S2imesS1 in the presence of background magnetic fluxes for the R- and global symmetries and it is conjectured to reproduce the entropy of magnetically charged static BPS AdS4 black holes. For a class of theories with an M-theory dual, we show that the logarithm of the index scales indeed as N3/2 (and N5/3 in the massive type IIA case). We find an intriguing relation with the (apparently unrelated) large N limit of the partition function on S3. We also provide a universal formula for extracting the index from the large N partition function on S3 and its derivatives and point out its analogy with the attractor mechanism for AdS black holes.


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