Abstract

We show that two-dimensional JT gravity, the holographic dual of the IR fixed point of the SYK model, can be obtained from the consistent Kaluza–Klein reduction of a class of EMD theories in general D dimensions. For D=4, 5, the EMD theories can be themselves embedded in supergravities. These exact embeddings provide the holographic duals in the framework of strings and M-theory. We find that a class of JT gravity solutions can be lifted to become time-dependent charged extremal black holes. They can be further lifted, for example, to describe the D1/D5-branes where the worldsheet is the Milne universe, rather than the typical Minkowski spacetime.

Highlights

  • The NCFT1 property is related to the fact that the bulk theory can not be Einstein gravity in D = 2 dimensions

  • We present an alternative exact embedding of Jackiw– Teitelboim (JT) gravity in higher dimensions

  • We demonstrated that JT gravity in two dimensions could be obtained from the consistent Kaluza-Klein reduction on a class of EMD theories (2.11) in general D dimensions

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Summary

A class of EMD theories

The theories consist of the metric, a scalar φ, and two U (1) gauge fields A and A. The EMD theories were inspired by gauged supergravities. In D = 4 and 5, the Lagrangians are the consistent truncations of the bosonic sector of the respective gauged STU models. Their embeddings in M-theory and type IIB strings via Kaluza–Klein sphere reductions were given in [59]. The Lagrangian takes the same form as (2.1), but with V given by. This allows us to set the parameter g1 and g2 to zero independently

Conformal transformation
JT gravity from Kaluza–Klein reduction
Time-dependent extremal black holes
Oxidation of the solutions
Embeddings in strings and M-theory
Conclusions
A From JT gravity to SYK
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