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Proposes a new formalism for pole-skipping in holographic superfluids, suggesting alternative interpretations of hydrodynamic poles.
The pole-skipping is a universal property of Green’s functions at strong coupling found by the AdS/CFT duality. There is a conventional formalism of the pole-skipping, but it relies on the existence of a “master variable.” Namely, it is applicable to a system with a single field. We propose an alternative formalism that does not rely on a master variable. As an example, we study the pole-skipping of holographic superfluids. A “hydrodynamic” pole such as the diffusion pole is usually regarded as a pole-skipping point. But we point out that not all hydrodynamic poles are pole-skipping points because their residues may not vanish.
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