Holographic entanglement entropy for massive flavours in dS4
Abstract
We examine the holographic entanglement entropy of spherical regions in de Sitter space in the presence of massive flavour fields which are modelled by probe D7 branes in AdS5xS5. We focus on the finite part of the massive correction to the entropy in the limits of small mass and large mass that are separated by a phase transition between two topologically distinct brane embeddings. For small masses, it approaches the flat space result for small spheres, whereas for large spheres there is a term that goes as the log of the sphere radius. For large masses, we find evidence for a universal contribution logarithmic in the mass. In all cases the entanglement entropy is smooth as the sphere radius crosses the horizon.
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