AdS black-hole entropy matches a -dimensional CFT
ProvedGravityNonRenorm.ads_entropy_matches_cft_one_dim_lowerLet , , and . Let be the Bekenstein–Hawking entropy of the -dimensional Schwarzschild–AdS black hole of mass (Eq. 34), and let be the entropy-energy function (Eqs. 29–30) of a CFT in spacetime dimensions with data . Then, as ,
Both grow like : AdS gravity in dimensions has the density of states of a CFT in one dimension fewer, as predicted by AdS/CFT.
import Definitions.Def_GravityNonRenorm_Defs import Mathlib open GravityNonRenorm Filter Asymptotics
namespace GravityNonRenorm
theorem ads_entropy_matches_cft_one_dim_lower (d : ℕ) (hd : 3 ≤ d) (G RAdS a b R : ℝ)
(hG : 0 < G) (hRAdS : 0 < RAdS) (ha : 0 < a) (hb : 0 < b) (hR : 0 < R) :
(fun M : ℝ => adsBHEntropy d G M RAdS) =Θ[atTop]
(fun E : ℝ => cftEntropyOfEnergy (d - 1) a b R E) := by sorry
end GravityNonRenorm
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For every natural number and all strictly positive reals , the function is of as the common real argument tends to ; here is natural-number subtraction (exact, ). Here as (Mathlib's IsTheta along atTop) means: there are constants and such that and for all .
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