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Determines how quantum field theory data varies under coupling changes, suggesting useful insights into RG flow.
A bstract Correlation functions of local operators in Quantum Field Theory (QFT) on hyperbolic space can be fully characterized by the set of QFT data {∆ i , C ijk , bⱼÔ b j O ̂ }. These are the scaling dimensions of boundary operators ∆ i , the boundary Operator Product Expansion (OPE) coefficients C ijk and the Boundary Operator Expansion (BOE) coefficients bⱼÔ b j O ̂ that characterize how each bulk operator Ô O ̂ can be expanded in terms of boundary operators Oⱼ O j . For simplicity, we focus on two dimensional QFTs and derive a universal set of first order Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs) that encode the variation of the QFT data under an infinitesimal change of a bulk relevant coupling. In principle, our ODEs can be used to follow a Renormalization Group (RG) flow starting from a solvable QFT into a strongly coupled phase and to the flat space limit.
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