Cost of holographic path integrals

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2203.08842v3
• Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2022 11:02:59 GMT
• Title: Cost of holographic path integrals
• Authors: A. Ramesh Chandra, Jan de Boer, Mario Flory, Michal P. Heller, Sergio H\"ortner, Andrew Rolph
• Abstract summary: Gravitational path integrals within finite radial cutoff surfaces have a precise map to path integrals in $Tbar T$ deformed holographic CFTs. In Nielsen's geometric formulation cost is the length of a not-necessarily-geodesic path in a metric space of operators.
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• Abstract: We consider proposals for the cost of holographic path integrals. Gravitational path integrals within finite radial cutoff surfaces have a precise map to path integrals in $T\bar T$ deformed holographic CFTs. In Nielsen's geometric formulation cost is the length of a not-necessarily-geodesic path in a metric space of operators. Our cost proposals differ from holographic state complexity proposals in that (1) the boundary dual is cost, a quantity that can be `optimised' to state complexity, (2) the set of proposals is large: all functions on all bulk subregions of any co-dimension which satisfy the physical properties of cost, and (3) the proposals are by construction UV-finite. The optimal path integral that prepares a given state is that with minimal cost, and cost proposals which reduce to the CV and CV2.0 complexity conjectures when the path integral is optimised are found, while bounded cost proposals based on gravitational action are not found. Related to our analysis of gravitational action-based proposals, we study bulk hypersurfaces with a constant intrinsic curvature of a specific value and give a Lorentzian version of the Gauss-Bonnet theorem valid in the presence of conical singularities.

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