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April 26, 2026Journal of High Energy Physics5 citationsOpen Access

Supersymmetric AdS solitons, Coulomb branch flows and twisted compactifications

DCDimitrios ChatzisMHMadison HammondΓΊΓεώργιος Ίτσιος

Key Points

  • This work aims to construct smooth solutions in supergravity to describe RG flows from four-dimensional SCFTs to three-dimensional SQFTs through holography.
  • Analysis of holographic renormalization methods in type IIB solutions.
  • Boundary analysis and calculations of a variety of observables.
  • Focus on the flow dynamics from UV fixed points to IR theories.
  • All UV fixed points flow to confining theories with a mass gap.
  • Observed observables can be factorized, revealing universal behavior across different UV SCFTs.
  • The dynamics of the RG flow is consistent regardless of the specific UV fixed point.

Abstract

A bstract This work, which accompanies 1, is about constructing smooth solutions in type II and eleven dimensional supergravity which describe supersymmetry preserving RG flows from four-dimensional SCFTs in the UV to three-dimensional SQFTs in the IR, through holography. We show that all the different UV fixed points flow to theories which confine external quarks and have a mass gap. We proceed by presenting extended calculations of a plethora of observables and analyse the dual field theories in great detail. This includes a boundary analysis and application of holographic renormalization methods in the simplest case of the type IIB solution. Many of the observables computed here have a universal behaviour: they factorize into two parts, one of which includes information about the UV SCFTs, and the other describing the dynamics of the RG flow, which is the same regardless of the UV fixed point.

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Chatzis et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69edadba4a46254e215b5507https://doi.org/10.1007/jhep04(2026)184
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