Holographic DC conductivity and Onsager relations
Abstract Within holography the DC conductivity can be obtained by solving a system of Stokes equations for an auxiliary fluid living on the black hole horizon. We show that these equations can be derived from a novel variational principle involving a functional that depends on the fluid variables of...
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doaj-afb3853202c64438afd9fae1c4a0b4ca2020-11-25T01:59:16ZengSpringerOpenJournal of High Energy Physics1029-84792017-07-012017712510.1007/JHEP07(2017)006Holographic DC conductivity and Onsager relationsAristomenis Donos0Jerome P. Gauntlett1Tom Griffin2Nakarin Lohitsiri3Luis Melgar4Centre for Particle Theory and Department of Mathematical Sciences, Durham UniversityBlackett Laboratory, Imperial CollegeBlackett Laboratory, Imperial CollegeDepartment of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, University of CambridgeBlackett Laboratory, Imperial CollegeAbstract Within holography the DC conductivity can be obtained by solving a system of Stokes equations for an auxiliary fluid living on the black hole horizon. We show that these equations can be derived from a novel variational principle involving a functional that depends on the fluid variables of interest as well as the time reversed quantities. This leads to simple derivation of the Onsager relations for the conductivity. We also obtain the relevant Stokes equations for bulk theories of gravity in four dimensions including a ϑF ∧ F term in the Lagrangian, where ϑ is a function of dynamical scalar fields. We discuss various realisations of the anomalous Hall conductivity that this term induces and also solve the Stokes equations for holographic lattices which break translations in one spatial dimension.http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/JHEP07(2017)006AdS-CFT CorrespondenceHolography and condensed matter physics (AdS/CMT)Black Holes |
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Holographic DC conductivity and Onsager relations |
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Holographic DC conductivity and Onsager relations |
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Journal of High Energy Physics |
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Abstract Within holography the DC conductivity can be obtained by solving a system of Stokes equations for an auxiliary fluid living on the black hole horizon. We show that these equations can be derived from a novel variational principle involving a functional that depends on the fluid variables of interest as well as the time reversed quantities. This leads to simple derivation of the Onsager relations for the conductivity. We also obtain the relevant Stokes equations for bulk theories of gravity in four dimensions including a ϑF ∧ F term in the Lagrangian, where ϑ is a function of dynamical scalar fields. We discuss various realisations of the anomalous Hall conductivity that this term induces and also solve the Stokes equations for holographic lattices which break translations in one spatial dimension. |
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AdS-CFT Correspondence Holography and condensed matter physics (AdS/CMT) Black Holes |
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