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Holographic QFT dynamics on curved spacetimes and holographic interfaces

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BID - Quantum field theory with boundaries, impurities, and defects

I will discuss how the gauge/gravity duality can be used to investigate strongly-coupled field theories displaying Renornalization-group flows, when they are defined on a curved background spacetime. Using as a playground models based on Einstein-Dilaton gravity, I will discuss how the background curvature modifies RG-flows to IR fixed-point. I will focus in particular on theories defined on negative curvature manifolds, a setup which can be related to QFTs with interfaces.

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