One-dimensional bosonization and the SYK model
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Abstract: We explore the possibility of extending the familiar bosonization of two dimensions to - dimensional systems with a large number of degrees of freedom. As an application of this technique, we consider a class of SYK-type models, and argue that the corresponding action on the gravity dual of the SYK model is given by an STS sequence of dualities.
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