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Holography and phase-transition of flat space

Daniel Grumiller

Institute for Theoretical Physics Vienna University of Technology

Workshop on Higher-Spin and Higher-Curvature Gravity, S˜ao Paulo, 4. November 2013, 16:00 BRST

based on work with Afshar, Bagchi, Detournay, Fareghbal, Rosseel, Sch¨oller, Simon

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Motivation

I Holographic principle, if correct, must work beyond AdS/CFT

I Does it work in flat space?

I Can we find models realizing flat space/field theory correspondences?

I Are there higher-spin versions of such models?

I Does this correspondence emerge as limit of (A)dS/CFT?

I (When) are these models unitary?

I Is there an analog of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Can we related S-matrix observables to holographic observables?

I ...

Address these question in 3D!

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Motivation

I Holographic principle, if correct, must work beyond AdS/CFT

I Does it work in flat space?

I Can we find models realizing flat space/field theory correspondences?

I Are there higher-spin versions of such models?

I Does this correspondence emerge as limit of (A)dS/CFT?

I (When) are these models unitary?

I Is there an analog of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Can we related S-matrix observables to holographic observables?

I ...

Address these question in 3D!

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Motivation

I Holographic principle, if correct, must work beyond AdS/CFT

I Does it work in flat space?

I Can we find models realizing flat space/field theory correspondences?

I Are there higher-spin versions of such models?

I Does this correspondence emerge as limit of (A)dS/CFT?

I (When) are these models unitary?

I Is there an analog of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Can we related S-matrix observables to holographic observables?

I ...

Address these question in 3D!

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Motivation

I Holographic principle, if correct, must work beyond AdS/CFT

I Does it work in flat space?

I Can we find models realizing flat space/field theory correspondences?

I Are there higher-spin versions of such models?

I Does this correspondence emerge as limit of (A)dS/CFT?

I (When) are these models unitary?

I Is there an analog of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Can we related S-matrix observables to holographic observables?

I ...

Address these question in 3D!

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Motivation

I Holographic principle, if correct, must work beyond AdS/CFT

I Does it work in flat space?

I Can we find models realizing flat space/field theory correspondences?

I Are there higher-spin versions of such models?

I Does this correspondence emerge as limit of (A)dS/CFT?

I (When) are these models unitary?

I Is there an analog of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Can we related S-matrix observables to holographic observables?

I ...

Address these question in 3D!

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Motivation

I Holographic principle, if correct, must work beyond AdS/CFT

I Does it work in flat space?

I Can we find models realizing flat space/field theory correspondences?

I Are there higher-spin versions of such models?

I Does this correspondence emerge as limit of (A)dS/CFT?

I (When) are these models unitary?

I Is there an analog of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Can we related S-matrix observables to holographic observables?

I ...

Address these question in 3D!

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Motivation

I Holographic principle, if correct, must work beyond AdS/CFT

I Does it work in flat space?

I Can we find models realizing flat space/field theory correspondences?

I Are there higher-spin versions of such models?

I Does this correspondence emerge as limit of (A)dS/CFT?

I (When) are these models unitary?

I Is there an analog of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Can we related S-matrix observables to holographic observables?

I ...

Address these question in 3D!

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Motivation

I Holographic principle, if correct, must work beyond AdS/CFT

I Does it work in flat space?

I Can we find models realizing flat space/field theory correspondences?

I Are there higher-spin versions of such models?

I Does this correspondence emerge as limit of (A)dS/CFT?

I (When) are these models unitary?

I Is there an analog of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Can we related S-matrix observables to holographic observables?

I ...

Address these question in 3D!

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Motivation

I Holographic principle, if correct, must work beyond AdS/CFT

I Does it work in flat space?

I Can we find models realizing flat space/field theory correspondences?

I Are there higher-spin versions of such models?

I Does this correspondence emerge as limit of (A)dS/CFT?

I (When) are these models unitary?

I Is there an analog of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Can we related S-matrix observables to holographic observables?

I ...

Address these question in 3D!

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“Gravity 3D is a spellbinding experience”

... so let us consider 3D gravity!

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(Higher spin) gravity as Chern–Simons gauge theory...

...with weird boundary conditions (Achucarro & Townsend ’86; Witten ’88; Ba˜nados ’96)

CS action:

SCS= k 4π

Z

CS(A)− k 4π

Z

CS( ¯A) Variational principle:

δSCS|EOM= k 4π

Z

tr A∧δA−A¯∧δA¯

Well-defined for boundary conditions (similarly for A)¯

A+= 0 or A= 0 boundary coordinatesx± Example: asymptotically AdS3 (Arctan-version of Brown–Henneaux)

Aρ=L0ρ=−L0 A+=eρL1+e−ρL(x+)L−1+= 0

A= 0 A¯=−eρL−1−e−ρL(x¯ )L1

Dreibein: e/`∼A−A, spin-connection:¯ ω∼A+ ¯A

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(Higher spin) gravity as Chern–Simons gauge theory...

...with weird boundary conditions (Achucarro & Townsend ’86; Witten ’88; Ba˜nados ’96)

CS action:

SCS= k 4π

Z

CS(A)− k 4π

Z

CS( ¯A) Variational principle:

δSCS|EOM= k 4π

Z

tr A∧δA−A¯∧δA¯

Well-defined for boundary conditions (similarly for A)¯

A+= 0 or A= 0 boundary coordinatesx± Example: asymptotically AdS3 (Cartan-version of Brown–Henneaux)

Aρ=L0ρ=−L0 A+=eρL1+e−ρL(x+)L−1+= 0

A= 0 A¯=−eρL−1−e−ρL(x¯ )L1

Dreibein: e/`∼A−A, spin-connection:¯ ω∼A+ ¯A

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Non-AdS holography

Variational principle for non-vanishing boundary connection (Gary, DG & Rashkov ’12) I Want to relax A= ¯A+= 0, e.g. toδA=δA¯+= 0

I Add boundary term to CS action SB = k

4π Z

dx+dxtr A+A+ ¯A+

I Invariant under (anti-)holomorphic boundary diffeos, but not fully boundary diff-invariant!

I Variation of full action: δ SCS+SB

= k 2π

Z

dx+dx A+δA+ ¯AδA¯+

I Gain: can do non-AdS holography in (higher-spin) gravity, including Lobachevsky, warped AdS, Lifshitz and Schr¨odinger

I Simplest examples: Lobachevsky holography for SO(3,2)broken to SO(2,2)×U(1) (conformal CS gravity, Bertin, Ertl, Ghorbani, DG, Johansson & Vassilevich ’12) and null warped holography for

principally embedded spin-3 gravity (in prep. with Gary & Perlmutter)

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Non-AdS holography

Variational principle for non-vanishing boundary connection (Gary, DG & Rashkov ’12) I Want to relax A= ¯A+= 0, e.g. toδA=δA¯+= 0

I Add boundary term to CS action SB = k

4π Z

dx+dxtr A+A+ ¯A+

I Invariant under (anti-)holomorphic boundary diffeos, but not fully boundary diff-invariant!

I Variation of full action: δ SCS+SB

= k 2π

Z

dx+dx A+δA+ ¯AδA¯+

I Gain: can do non-AdS holography in (higher-spin) gravity, including Lobachevsky, warped AdS, Lifshitz and Schr¨odinger

I Simplest examples: Lobachevsky holography for SO(3,2)broken to SO(2,2)×U(1) (conformal CS gravity, Bertin, Ertl, Ghorbani, DG, Johansson & Vassilevich ’12) and null warped holography for

principally embedded spin-3 gravity (in prep. with Gary & Perlmutter)

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Non-AdS holography

Variational principle for non-vanishing boundary connection (Gary, DG & Rashkov ’12) I Want to relax A= ¯A+= 0, e.g. toδA=δA¯+= 0

I Add boundary term to CS action SB = k

4π Z

dx+dxtr A+A+ ¯A+

I Invariant under (anti-)holomorphic boundary diffeos, but not fully boundary diff-invariant!

I Variation of full action: δ SCS+SB

= k 2π

Z

dx+dx A+δA+ ¯AδA¯+

I Gain: can do non-AdS holography in (higher-spin) gravity, including Lobachevsky, warped AdS, Lifshitz and Schr¨odinger

I Simplest examples: Lobachevsky holography for SO(3,2)broken to SO(2,2)×U(1) (conformal CS gravity, Bertin, Ertl, Ghorbani, DG, Johansson & Vassilevich ’12) and null warped holography for

principally embedded spin-3 gravity (in prep. with Gary & Perlmutter)

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Non-AdS holography

Variational principle for non-vanishing boundary connection (Gary, DG & Rashkov ’12) I Want to relax A= ¯A+= 0, e.g. toδA=δA¯+= 0

I Add boundary term to CS action SB = k

4π Z

dx+dxtr A+A+ ¯A+

I Invariant under (anti-)holomorphic boundary diffeos, but not fully boundary diff-invariant!

I Variation of full action:

δ SCS+SB

= k 2π

Z

dx+dx A+δA+ ¯AδA¯+

I Gain: can do non-AdS holography in (higher-spin) gravity, including Lobachevsky, warped AdS, Lifshitz and Schr¨odinger

I Simplest examples: Lobachevsky holography for SO(3,2)broken to SO(2,2)×U(1) (conformal CS gravity, Bertin, Ertl, Ghorbani, DG, Johansson & Vassilevich ’12) and null warped holography for

principally embedded spin-3 gravity (in prep. with Gary & Perlmutter)

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Non-AdS holography

Variational principle for non-vanishing boundary connection (Gary, DG & Rashkov ’12) I Want to relax A= ¯A+= 0, e.g. toδA=δA¯+= 0

I Add boundary term to CS action SB = k

4π Z

dx+dxtr A+A+ ¯A+

I Invariant under (anti-)holomorphic boundary diffeos, but not fully boundary diff-invariant!

I Variation of full action:

δ SCS+SB

= k 2π

Z

dx+dx A+δA+ ¯AδA¯+

I Gain: can do non-AdS holography in (higher-spin) gravity, including Lobachevsky, warped AdS, Lifshitz and Schr¨odinger

I Simplest examples: Lobachevsky holography for SO(3,2)broken to SO(2,2)×U(1) (conformal CS gravity, Bertin, Ertl, Ghorbani, DG, Johansson & Vassilevich ’12) and null warped holography for

principally embedded spin-3 gravity (in prep. with Gary & Perlmutter)

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Non-AdS holography

Variational principle for non-vanishing boundary connection (Gary, DG & Rashkov ’12) I Want to relax A= ¯A+= 0, e.g. toδA=δA¯+= 0

I Add boundary term to CS action SB = k

4π Z

dx+dxtr A+A+ ¯A+

I Invariant under (anti-)holomorphic boundary diffeos, but not fully boundary diff-invariant!

I Variation of full action:

δ SCS+SB

= k 2π

Z

dx+dx A+δA+ ¯AδA¯+

I Gain: can do non-AdS holography in (higher-spin) gravity, including Lobachevsky, warped AdS, Lifshitz and Schr¨odinger

I Simplest examples: Lobachevsky holography for SO(3,2)broken to SO(2,2)×U(1) (conformal CS gravity, Bertin, Ertl, Ghorbani, DG, Johansson & Vassilevich ’12) and null warped holography for

principally embedded spin-3 gravity (in prep. with Gary & Perlmutter)

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˙In¨on¨u–Wigner contraction of Virasoro (Barnich & Comp`ere ’06)

BMS3 and GCA2 (or rather, URCA2)

I Take two copies of Virasoro, generators Ln,L¯n, central charges c,¯c

I Define superrotationsLnand supertranslations Mn

Ln:=Ln−L¯−n Mn:= 1` Ln+ ¯L−n

I Make ultrarelativistic boost,`→ ∞

[Ln, Lm] = (n−m)Ln+m+cL121 δn+m,0 [Ln, Mm] = (n−m)Mn+m+cM 121 δn+m,0 [Mn, Mm] = 0

I Is precisely the (centrally extended) BMS3 algebra!

I Central charges:

cL=c−¯c cM = (c+ ¯c)/`

Example TMG (with gravitational CS couplingµand Newton constantG): cL= 3

µG cM = 3 G

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˙In¨on¨u–Wigner contraction of Virasoro (Barnich & Comp`ere ’06)

BMS3 and GCA2 (or rather, URCA2)

I Take two copies of Virasoro, generators Ln,L¯n, central charges c,¯c

I Define superrotationsLnand supertranslations Mn

Ln:=Ln−L¯−n Mn:= 1` Ln+ ¯L−n

I Make ultrarelativistic boost,`→ ∞

[Ln, Lm] = (n−m)Ln+m+cL121 δn+m,0 [Ln, Mm] = (n−m)Mn+m+cM 121 δn+m,0 [Mn, Mm] = 0

I Is precisely the (centrally extended) BMS3 algebra!

I Central charges:

cL=c−¯c cM = (c+ ¯c)/`

Example TMG (with gravitational CS couplingµand Newton constantG): cL= 3

µG cM = 3 G

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˙In¨on¨u–Wigner contraction of Virasoro (Barnich & Comp`ere ’06)

BMS3 and GCA2 (or rather, URCA2)

I Take two copies of Virasoro, generators Ln,L¯n, central charges c,¯c

I Define superrotationsLnand supertranslations Mn

Ln:=Ln−L¯−n Mn:= 1` Ln+ ¯L−n

I Make ultrarelativistic boost,`→ ∞

[Ln, Lm] = (n−m)Ln+m+cL121 δn+m,0 [Ln, Mm] = (n−m)Mn+m+cM 121 δn+m,0 [Mn, Mm] = 0

I Is precisely the (centrally extended) BMS3 algebra!

I Central charges:

cL=c−¯c cM = (c+ ¯c)/`

Example TMG (with gravitational CS couplingµand Newton constantG): cL= 3

µG cM = 3 G

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˙In¨on¨u–Wigner contraction of Virasoro (Barnich & Comp`ere ’06)

BMS3 and GCA2 (or rather, URCA2)

I Take two copies of Virasoro, generators Ln,L¯n, central charges c,¯c

I Define superrotationsLnand supertranslations Mn

Ln:=Ln−L¯−n Mn:= 1` Ln+ ¯L−n

I Make ultrarelativistic boost,`→ ∞

[Ln, Lm] = (n−m)Ln+m+cL121 δn+m,0 [Ln, Mm] = (n−m)Mn+m+cM 121 δn+m,0 [Mn, Mm] = 0

I Is precisely the (centrally extended) BMS3 algebra!

I Central charges:

cL=c−¯c cM = (c+ ¯c)/`

Example TMG (with gravitational CS couplingµand Newton constantG): cL= 3

µG cM = 3 G

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˙In¨on¨u–Wigner contraction of Virasoro (Barnich & Comp`ere ’06)

BMS3 and GCA2 (or rather, URCA2)

I Take two copies of Virasoro, generators Ln,L¯n, central charges c,¯c

I Define superrotationsLnand supertranslations Mn

Ln:=Ln−L¯−n Mn:= 1` Ln+ ¯L−n

I Make ultrarelativistic boost,`→ ∞

[Ln, Lm] = (n−m)Ln+m+cL121 δn+m,0 [Ln, Mm] = (n−m)Mn+m+cM 121 δn+m,0 [Mn, Mm] = 0

I Is precisely the (centrally extended) BMS3 algebra!

I Central charges:

cL=c−¯c cM = (c+ ¯c)/`

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Consequence of ultrarelativistic boost for AdS boundary

AdS-boundary:

Limit`→ ∞

Flat space boundary:

Null infinity holography!

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Contraction on gravity side AdS metric (ϕ∼ϕ+ 2π):

ds2AdS = d(`ρ)2−cosh2 `

dt2+`2 sinh2 `2

Limit`→ ∞ (r =`ρ):

ds2Flat= dr2−dt2+r22 =−du2−2 dudr+r22 BTZ metric:

ds2BTZ =−(r`22r`+22)(r2−r2)

r2 dt2+ r2 dr2 (r`22r2+

`2)(r2−r2)

+r2 dϕ−

r+

` r

r2 dt2

Limit`→ ∞ (ˆr+= r`+ = finite): ds2FSC= ˆr2+ 1−rr22

dt2− 1 1−rr22

dr2 ˆ

r2+ +r2 dϕ−ˆr+r

r2 dt2

Shifted-boost orbifold studied by Cornalba & Costa more than decade ago Describes expanding (contracting) Universe in flat space

Cosmological horizon at r =r, screening CTCs atr <0

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Contraction on gravity side AdS metric (ϕ∼ϕ+ 2π):

ds2AdS = d(`ρ)2−cosh2 `

dt2+`2 sinh2 `2 Limit`→ ∞ (r =`ρ):

ds2Flat= dr2−dt2+r22=−du2−2 dudr+r22

BTZ metric:

ds2BTZ =−(r`22r`+22)(r2−r2)

r2 dt2+ r2 dr2 (r`22r2+

`2)(r2−r2)

+r2 dϕ−

r+

` r

r2 dt2

Limit`→ ∞ (ˆr+= r`+ = finite): ds2FSC= ˆr2+ 1−rr22

dt2− 1 1−rr22

dr2 ˆ

r2+ +r2 dϕ−ˆr+r

r2 dt2

Shifted-boost orbifold studied by Cornalba & Costa more than decade ago Describes expanding (contracting) Universe in flat space

Cosmological horizon at r =r, screening CTCs atr <0

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Contraction on gravity side AdS metric (ϕ∼ϕ+ 2π):

ds2AdS = d(`ρ)2−cosh2 `

dt2+`2 sinh2 `2 Limit`→ ∞ (r =`ρ):

ds2Flat= dr2−dt2+r22=−du2−2 dudr+r22 BTZ metric:

ds2BTZ =−(r`22r`+22)(r2−r2)

r2 dt2+ r2 dr2 (r`22r

2 +

`2)(r2−r2)

+r2 dϕ−

r+

` r

r2 dt2

Limit`→ ∞ (ˆr+= r`+ = finite): ds2FSC= ˆr2+ 1−rr22

dt2− 1 1−rr22

dr2 ˆ

r2+ +r2 dϕ−ˆr+r

r2 dt2

Shifted-boost orbifold studied by Cornalba & Costa more than decade ago Describes expanding (contracting) Universe in flat space

Cosmological horizon at r =r, screening CTCs atr <0

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Contraction on gravity side AdS metric (ϕ∼ϕ+ 2π):

ds2AdS = d(`ρ)2−cosh2 `

dt2+`2 sinh2 `2 Limit`→ ∞ (r =`ρ):

ds2Flat= dr2−dt2+r22=−du2−2 dudr+r22 BTZ metric:

ds2BTZ =−(r`22r`+22)(r2−r2)

r2 dt2+ r2 dr2 (r`22r

2 +

`2)(r2−r2)

+r2 dϕ−

r+

` r

r2 dt2

Limit`→ ∞ (ˆr+= r`+ = finite):

ds2FSC= ˆr2+ 1−rr22

dt2− 1 1−rr22

dr2 ˆ

r2+ +r2 dϕ−ˆr+r

r2 dt2

Shifted-boost orbifold studied by Cornalba & Costa more than decade ago Describes expanding (contracting) Universe in flat space

Cosmological horizon at r =r, screening CTCs atr <0

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Contraction on gravity side AdS metric (ϕ∼ϕ+ 2π):

ds2AdS = d(`ρ)2−cosh2 `

dt2+`2 sinh2 `2 Limit`→ ∞ (r =`ρ):

ds2Flat= dr2−dt2+r22=−du2−2 dudr+r22 BTZ metric:

ds2BTZ =−(r`22r`+22)(r2−r2)

r2 dt2+ r2 dr2 (r`22r

2 +

`2)(r2−r2)

+r2 dϕ−

r+

` r

r2 dt2

Limit`→ ∞ (ˆr+= r`+ = finite):

ds2FSC= ˆr2+ 1−rr22

dt2− 1 1−rr22

dr2 ˆ

r2+ +r2 dϕ−ˆr+r

r2 dt2

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Flat-space boundary conditions

Barnich & Compere ’06; Bagchi, DG, Detournay ’12; Barnich & Gonz´alez ’13 I In metric formulation:

guu=O(1) gur =−1 +O(1/r) g=O(1)

grr =O(1/r2) g=h0+O(1/r)

gϕϕ=r2+ (h1u+h2)r+O(1)

I Functionshi depend on ϕonly

I Fluctuations ofguu to same order as background

I Includes flat background and FSC

I Canonical boundary charges finite, integrable and conserved in TMG

I Mass tower:

Mn∼ Z

dϕ einϕ guu+h1

I Angular momentum tower: Ln∼ 1

µMn+ Z

dϕ einϕ inuguu+inr(1+gur)+2g+r∂ug−h0h1−inh2

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Flat-space boundary conditions

Barnich & Compere ’06; Bagchi, DG, Detournay ’12; Barnich & Gonz´alez ’13 I In metric formulation:

guu=O(1) gur =−1 +O(1/r) g=O(1)

grr =O(1/r2) g=h0+O(1/r)

gϕϕ=r2+ (h1u+h2)r+O(1)

I Functionshi depend on ϕonly

I Fluctuations ofguu to same order as background

I Includes flat background and FSC

I Canonical boundary charges finite, integrable and conserved in TMG

I Mass tower:

Mn∼ Z

dϕ einϕ guu+h1

I Angular momentum tower: Ln∼ 1

µMn+ Z

dϕ einϕ inuguu+inr(1+gur)+2g+r∂ug−h0h1−inh2

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Flat-space boundary conditions

Barnich & Compere ’06; Bagchi, DG, Detournay ’12; Barnich & Gonz´alez ’13 I In metric formulation:

guu=O(1) gur =−1 +O(1/r) g=O(1)

grr =O(1/r2) g=h0+O(1/r)

gϕϕ=r2+ (h1u+h2)r+O(1)

I Functionshi depend on ϕonly

I Fluctuations ofguu to same order as background

I Includes flat background and FSC

I Canonical boundary charges finite, integrable and conserved in TMG

I Mass tower:

Mn∼ Z

dϕ einϕ guu+h1

I Angular momentum tower: Ln∼ 1

µMn+ Z

dϕ einϕ inuguu+inr(1+gur)+2g+r∂ug−h0h1−inh2

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Flat-space boundary conditions

Barnich & Compere ’06; Bagchi, DG, Detournay ’12; Barnich & Gonz´alez ’13 I In metric formulation:

guu=O(1) gur =−1 +O(1/r) g=O(1)

grr =O(1/r2) g=h0+O(1/r)

gϕϕ=r2+ (h1u+h2)r+O(1)

I Functionshi depend on ϕonly

I Fluctuations ofguu to same order as background

I Includes flat background and FSC

I Canonical boundary charges finite, integrable and conserved in TMG

I Mass tower:

Mn∼ Z

dϕ einϕ guu+h1

I Angular momentum tower: Ln∼ 1

µMn+ Z

dϕ einϕ inuguu+inr(1+gur)+2g+r∂ug−h0h1−inh2

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Flat-space boundary conditions

Barnich & Compere ’06; Bagchi, DG, Detournay ’12; Barnich & Gonz´alez ’13 I In metric formulation:

guu=O(1) gur =−1 +O(1/r) g=O(1)

grr =O(1/r2) g=h0+O(1/r)

gϕϕ=r2+ (h1u+h2)r+O(1)

I Functionshi depend on ϕonly

I Fluctuations ofguu to same order as background

I Includes flat background and FSC

I Canonical boundary charges finite, integrable and conserved in TMG

I Mass tower:

Mn∼ Z

dϕ einϕ guu+h1

I Angular momentum tower: Ln∼ 1

µMn+ Z

dϕ einϕ inuguu+inr(1+gur)+2g+r∂ug−h0h1−inh2

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Flat-space boundary conditions

Barnich & Compere ’06; Bagchi, DG, Detournay ’12; Barnich & Gonz´alez ’13 I In metric formulation:

guu=O(1) gur =−1 +O(1/r) g=O(1)

grr =O(1/r2) g=h0+O(1/r)

gϕϕ=r2+ (h1u+h2)r+O(1)

I Functionshi depend on ϕonly

I Fluctuations ofguu to same order as background

I Includes flat background and FSC

I Canonical boundary charges finite, integrable and conserved in TMG

I Mass tower:

Mn∼ Z

dϕ einϕ guu+h1

I Angular momentum tower:

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Asymptotic symmetry algebra

I Canonical analysis of TMG yields ASA

[Ln, Lm] = (n−m)Ln+m+cL121 δn+m,0 [Ln, Mm] = (n−m)Mn+m+cM 121 δn+m,0 [Mn, Mm] = 0

with central charges

cL= 3

µG cM = 3 G

I Coincides precisely with results from ˙In¨on¨u–Wigner contraction!

I Einstein gravity (µ→ ∞,Gfinite): cL= 0,cM 6= 0

I Conformal CS gravity (G→ ∞,8µG= 1/k finite): cL6= 0,cM = 0

I Note: generalizations to higher curvature theories like NMG, GMG, PMG, ... should be straightforward

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Asymptotic symmetry algebra

I Canonical analysis of TMG yields ASA

[Ln, Lm] = (n−m)Ln+m+cL121 δn+m,0 [Ln, Mm] = (n−m)Mn+m+cM 121 δn+m,0 [Mn, Mm] = 0

with central charges

cL= 3

µG cM = 3 G

I Coincides precisely with results from ˙In¨on¨u–Wigner contraction!

I Einstein gravity (µ→ ∞,Gfinite): cL= 0,cM 6= 0

I Conformal CS gravity (G→ ∞,8µG= 1/k finite): cL6= 0,cM = 0

I Note: generalizations to higher curvature theories like NMG, GMG, PMG, ... should be straightforward

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Asymptotic symmetry algebra

I Canonical analysis of TMG yields ASA

[Ln, Lm] = (n−m)Ln+m+cL121 δn+m,0 [Ln, Mm] = (n−m)Mn+m+cM 121 δn+m,0 [Mn, Mm] = 0

with central charges

cL= 3

µG cM = 3 G

I Coincides precisely with results from ˙In¨on¨u–Wigner contraction!

I Einstein gravity (µ→ ∞,Gfinite): cL= 0,cM 6= 0

I Conformal CS gravity (G→ ∞,8µG= 1/k finite): cL6= 0,cM = 0

I Note: generalizations to higher curvature theories like NMG, GMG, PMG, ... should be straightforward

(40)

Asymptotic symmetry algebra

I Canonical analysis of TMG yields ASA

[Ln, Lm] = (n−m)Ln+m+cL121 δn+m,0 [Ln, Mm] = (n−m)Mn+m+cM 121 δn+m,0 [Mn, Mm] = 0

with central charges

cL= 3

µG cM = 3 G

I Coincides precisely with results from ˙In¨on¨u–Wigner contraction!

I Einstein gravity (µ→ ∞,Gfinite): cL= 0,cM 6= 0

I Conformal CS gravity (G→ ∞,8µG= 1/k finite): c 6= 0,c = 0

I Note: generalizations to higher curvature theories like NMG, GMG, PMG, ... should be straightforward

(41)

Asymptotic symmetry algebra

I Canonical analysis of TMG yields ASA

[Ln, Lm] = (n−m)Ln+m+cL121 δn+m,0 [Ln, Mm] = (n−m)Mn+m+cM 121 δn+m,0 [Mn, Mm] = 0

with central charges

cL= 3

µG cM = 3 G

I Coincides precisely with results from ˙In¨on¨u–Wigner contraction!

I Einstein gravity (µ→ ∞,Gfinite): cL= 0,cM 6= 0

I Conformal CS gravity (G→ ∞,8µG= 1/k finite): cL6= 0,cM = 0

I Note: generalizations to higher curvature theories like NMG, GMG, PMG, ... should be straightforward

(42)

Phase transition (1305.2919)

Hot flat space melts into expanding Universe

General philosophy:

Everything in AdS/CFT could have counterpart in flat space limit

I Take `→ ∞ of 9000+ AdS/CFT papers?

I Does not always work (straightforwardly)

I Need often case-by-case analysis

I Specific question: Is there a flat space analogue of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Answer: yes! (standard Euclidean path integral methods)

I Small temperature: hot flat space stable, FSC unstable

I Large temperature: FSC stable, hot flat space unstable

I “Melting point” of flat space:

Tcritical = 1 2π r

(43)

Phase transition (1305.2919)

Hot flat space melts into expanding Universe

General philosophy:

Everything in AdS/CFT could have counterpart in flat space limit

I Take `→ ∞ of 9000+ AdS/CFT papers?

I Does not always work (straightforwardly)

I Need often case-by-case analysis

I Specific question: Is there a flat space analogue of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Answer: yes! (standard Euclidean path integral methods)

I Small temperature: hot flat space stable, FSC unstable

I Large temperature: FSC stable, hot flat space unstable

I “Melting point” of flat space:

Tcritical = 1 2π r

(44)

Phase transition (1305.2919)

Hot flat space melts into expanding Universe

General philosophy:

Everything in AdS/CFT could have counterpart in flat space limit

I Take `→ ∞ of 9000+ AdS/CFT papers?

I Does not always work (straightforwardly)

I Need often case-by-case analysis

I Specific question: Is there a flat space analogue of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Answer: yes! (standard Euclidean path integral methods)

I Small temperature: hot flat space stable, FSC unstable

I Large temperature: FSC stable, hot flat space unstable

I “Melting point” of flat space:

Tcritical = 1 2π r

(45)

Phase transition (1305.2919)

Hot flat space melts into expanding Universe

General philosophy:

Everything in AdS/CFT could have counterpart in flat space limit

I Take `→ ∞ of 9000+ AdS/CFT papers?

I Does not always work (straightforwardly)

I Need often case-by-case analysis

I Specific question: Is there a flat space analogue of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Answer: yes! (standard Euclidean path integral methods)

I Small temperature: hot flat space stable, FSC unstable

I Large temperature: FSC stable, hot flat space unstable

I “Melting point” of flat space:

Tcritical = 1 2π r

(46)

Phase transition (1305.2919)

Hot flat space melts into expanding Universe

General philosophy:

Everything in AdS/CFT could have counterpart in flat space limit

I Take `→ ∞ of 9000+ AdS/CFT papers?

I Does not always work (straightforwardly)

I Need often case-by-case analysis

I Specific question: Is there a flat space analogue of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Answer: yes! (standard Euclidean path integral methods)

I Small temperature: hot flat space stable, FSC unstable

I Large temperature: FSC stable, hot flat space unstable

I “Melting point” of flat space:

Tcritical = 1 2π r

(47)

Phase transition (1305.2919)

Hot flat space melts into expanding Universe

General philosophy:

Everything in AdS/CFT could have counterpart in flat space limit

I Take `→ ∞ of 9000+ AdS/CFT papers?

I Does not always work (straightforwardly)

I Need often case-by-case analysis

I Specific question: Is there a flat space analogue of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Answer: yes! (standard Euclidean path integral methods)

I Small temperature: hot flat space stable, FSC unstable

I Large temperature: FSC stable, hot flat space unstable

I “Melting point” of flat space:

Tcritical = 1 2π r

(48)

Phase transition (1305.2919)

Hot flat space melts into expanding Universe

General philosophy:

Everything in AdS/CFT could have counterpart in flat space limit

I Take `→ ∞ of 9000+ AdS/CFT papers?

I Does not always work (straightforwardly)

I Need often case-by-case analysis

I Specific question: Is there a flat space analogue of Hawking–Page phase transition?

I Answer: yes! (standard Euclidean path integral methods)

I Small temperature: hot flat space stable, FSC unstable

I Large temperature: FSC stable, hot flat space unstable

(49)

Hot flat space (at largeT) →The Universe Flat The Flat Universe (FSC)

(50)

Unitarity in 3D (higher spin) gravity?

General remarks on unitarity (Afshar, Gary, DG, Rashkov, Riegler ’12) I Wanted: unitary family of topological models with c1

I Pure Einstein/principally embedded higher spin gravity: works only for c∼ O(1) (Castro, Gaberdiel, Hartman, Maloney, Volpato)

I Non-principal embeddings (current algebra levelk): no-go result (Castro, Hijano & Lepage-Jutier)lim|c|→∞signc=−lim|c|→∞signk

I Circumvented: lim→ ∞ replaced by “finite, but arbitrarily large”

I Example: WN2-gravity, with discrete set of unitary values of c:

Plot: spin-100 gravity (W1012 )

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0Α

0 5 10 15 20 25 c

Plotted: central charge as function of CS level

Points in plot correspond to unitary points

For largeN: c≤ N418− O(1/N)

(51)

Unitarity in 3D (higher spin) gravity?

General remarks on unitarity (Afshar, Gary, DG, Rashkov, Riegler ’12) I Wanted: unitary family of topological models with c1

I Pure Einstein/principally embedded higher spin gravity: works only for c∼ O(1) (Castro, Gaberdiel, Hartman, Maloney, Volpato)

I Non-principal embeddings (current algebra levelk): no-go result (Castro, Hijano & Lepage-Jutier)lim|c|→∞signc=−lim|c|→∞signk

I Circumvented: lim→ ∞ replaced by “finite, but arbitrarily large”

I Example: WN2-gravity, with discrete set of unitary values of c:

Plot: spin-100 gravity (W1012 )

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0Α

0 5 10 15 20 25 c

Plotted: central charge as function of CS level

Points in plot correspond to unitary points

For largeN: c≤ N418− O(1/N)

(52)

Unitarity in 3D (higher spin) gravity?

General remarks on unitarity (Afshar, Gary, DG, Rashkov, Riegler ’12) I Wanted: unitary family of topological models with c1

I Pure Einstein/principally embedded higher spin gravity: works only for c∼ O(1) (Castro, Gaberdiel, Hartman, Maloney, Volpato)

I Non-principal embeddings (current algebra levelk): no-go result (Castro, Hijano & Lepage-Jutier)lim|c|→∞signc=−lim|c|→∞signk

I Circumvented: lim→ ∞ replaced by “finite, but arbitrarily large”

I Example: WN2-gravity, with discrete set of unitary values of c:

Plot: spin-100 gravity (W1012 )

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0Α

0 5 10 15 20 25 c

Plotted: central charge as function of CS level

Points in plot correspond to unitary points

For largeN: c≤ N418− O(1/N)

(53)

Unitarity in 3D (higher spin) gravity?

General remarks on unitarity (Afshar, Gary, DG, Rashkov, Riegler ’12) I Wanted: unitary family of topological models with c1

I Pure Einstein/principally embedded higher spin gravity: works only for c∼ O(1) (Castro, Gaberdiel, Hartman, Maloney, Volpato)

I Non-principal embeddings (current algebra levelk): no-go result (Castro, Hijano & Lepage-Jutier)lim|c|→∞signc=−lim|c|→∞signk

I Circumvented: lim→ ∞ replaced by “finite, but arbitrarily large”

I Example: WN2-gravity, with discrete set of unitary values of c:

Plot: spin-100 gravity (W1012 )

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0Α

0 5 10 15 20 25 c

Plotted: central charge as function of CS level

Points in plot correspond to unitary points

For largeN: c≤ N418− O(1/N)

(54)

Unitarity in 3D (higher spin) gravity?

General remarks on unitarity (Afshar, Gary, DG, Rashkov, Riegler ’12) I Wanted: unitary family of topological models with c1

I Pure Einstein/principally embedded higher spin gravity: works only for c∼ O(1) (Castro, Gaberdiel, Hartman, Maloney, Volpato)

I Non-principal embeddings (current algebra levelk): no-go result (Castro, Hijano & Lepage-Jutier)lim|c|→∞signc=−lim|c|→∞signk

I Circumvented: lim→ ∞ replaced by “finite, but arbitrarily large”

I Example: WN2-gravity, with discrete set of unitary values ofc:

Plot: spin-100 gravity (W1012 )

15 20 25 c

Plotted: central charge as function of CS level

Points in plot correspond to

(55)

Unitarity in flat space?

Flat-space chiral gravity (1208.1658)

I Define standard vacuum: Ln|0i=Mn|0i= 0,n≥ −1

I Consider level-2 descendants and their inner products: h0|L2L−2|0i= c2L h0|L2M−2|0i= cM2

h0|M2L−2|0i= cM2 h0|M2M−2|0i= 0

I For cM 6= 0: always positive and negative norm state!

I Unitarity requirescM = 0 (impossible in Einstein gravity)

I Within TMG family: only conformal CS gravity can be unitary SCSG[g] = k

4π Z

Γ∧dΓ +23Γ∧Γ∧Γ

I Canonical analysis yieldscL= 24k(and cM = 0)

I Entropy of FSC in flat space chiral gravity (hL=k r2+): S= 4πkrˆ+= 2π

rcLhL

6 Coincides with chiral version of Cardy formula

(56)

Unitarity in flat space?

Flat-space chiral gravity (1208.1658)

I Define standard vacuum: Ln|0i=Mn|0i= 0,n≥ −1

I Consider level-2 descendants and their inner products:

h0|L2L−2|0i= c2L h0|L2M−2|0i= cM2 h0|M2L−2|0i= cM2 h0|M2M−2|0i= 0

I For cM 6= 0: always positive and negative norm state!

I Unitarity requirescM = 0 (impossible in Einstein gravity)

I Within TMG family: only conformal CS gravity can be unitary SCSG[g] = k

4π Z

Γ∧dΓ +23Γ∧Γ∧Γ

I Canonical analysis yieldscL= 24k(and cM = 0)

I Entropy of FSC in flat space chiral gravity (hL=k r2+): S= 4πkrˆ+= 2π

rcLhL

6 Coincides with chiral version of Cardy formula

(57)

Unitarity in flat space?

Flat-space chiral gravity (1208.1658)

I Define standard vacuum: Ln|0i=Mn|0i= 0,n≥ −1

I Consider level-2 descendants and their inner products:

h0|L2L−2|0i= c2L h0|L2M−2|0i= cM2 h0|M2L−2|0i= cM2 h0|M2M−2|0i= 0

I For cM 6= 0: always positive and negative norm state!

I Unitarity requirescM = 0 (impossible in Einstein gravity)

I Within TMG family: only conformal CS gravity can be unitary SCSG[g] = k

4π Z

Γ∧dΓ +23Γ∧Γ∧Γ

I Canonical analysis yieldscL= 24k(and cM = 0)

I Entropy of FSC in flat space chiral gravity (hL=k r2+): S= 4πkrˆ+= 2π

rcLhL

6 Coincides with chiral version of Cardy formula

(58)

Unitarity in flat space?

Flat-space chiral gravity (1208.1658)

I Define standard vacuum: Ln|0i=Mn|0i= 0,n≥ −1

I Consider level-2 descendants and their inner products:

h0|L2L−2|0i= c2L h0|L2M−2|0i= cM2 h0|M2L−2|0i= cM2 h0|M2M−2|0i= 0

I For cM 6= 0: always positive and negative norm state!

I Unitarity requirescM = 0 (impossible in Einstein gravity)

I Within TMG family: only conformal CS gravity can be unitary SCSG[g] = k

4π Z

Γ∧dΓ +23Γ∧Γ∧Γ

I Canonical analysis yieldscL= 24k(and cM = 0)

I Entropy of FSC in flat space chiral gravity (hL=k r2+): S= 4πkrˆ+= 2π

rcLhL

6 Coincides with chiral version of Cardy formula

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