A pedagogical introduction to invariant theory and finite-N holography
Robert de Mello Koch, Minkyoo Kim, Augustine Larweh Mahu, Anik Rudra
Abstract
These lectures provide a pedagogical introduction to the study of finite-N physics of the AdS/CFT correspondence. More specifically we develop the consequences of the trace relations for the space of gauge invariant operators, using powerful methods from invariant theory. Our key conclusions are itemize that the complete set of trace relations can be solved, leaving a non-redundant set of gauge invariant operators, that this non-redundant set can be generated using two types of generators, called primary and secondary invariants, and that the primary invariants acquire a natural interpretation as perturbative gravitational degrees of freedom, while the secondary algebra encodes non-perturbative effects of the dual gravitational theory. itemize
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