P N Bala Subramanian | Searcharxiv

arXiv2026

Symmetry-resolved Krylov Complexity and the Uncoloured Tensor Model

The symmetry-resolved Krylov complexity is a useful tool for studying the chaotic properties of systems endowed with symmetries. We investigate the conditions under which an invariant Hermitian operator would have the symmetry-resolved Krylov complexity in a charge subspace identical to the Krylov complexity of the full operator, and find a necessary and sufficient condition that ensures this matching at all temperatures. Further, we study the Krylov complexity of the Uncoloured Tensor Model, a disorder-free kin of the SYK Model, which has a plethora of symmetries. We identify charge subspaces of the same operator in which equipartition holds, as well as those where it doesn't, along with observations on the underlying mechanism behind these. We also find that, within the computational limits, the Krylov complexity, averaged over the symmetry subspace, is bounded above by that of the operator in the full space.

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arXiv2018

Applications of Holography

This thesis consists of four parts. In the first part of the thesis, we investigate the phase structure of Einstein-Maxwell-Scalar system with a negative cosmological constant. We chart out the full phase diagram, and discuss it's dependence on the value of the scalar charge. In the second part, we do a systematic study of the phases of gravity coupled to an electromagnetic field and charged scalar in flat space, with box boundary conditions, and we show that the system admits both boson stars as well as hairy black holes as solutions, providing yet another way to evade flat space no-hair theorems. In part three, we explicitly diagonalize the simplest non-trivial Gurau-Witten tensor model and study its spectral and late-time properties. We find parallels to (a single sample of) SYK where some of these features were recently attributed to random matrix behavior and quantum chaos. In particular, after a running time average, the spectral form factor exhibits striking qualitative similarities to SYK. In part four, we construct general asymptotically Klebanov-Strassler solutions of a five dimensional $SU(2) \times SU(2) \times \mathbb{Z}_2\times \mathbb{Z}_{2R}$ truncation of IIB supergravity on $ T^{1,1} $, that break supersymmetry. We observe that there are only two SUSY-breaking modes even in this generalized set up, and by holographically computing Ward identities, we confirm that only one of them corresponds to spontaneous breaking: this is the mode triggered by smeared anti-D3 branes at the tip of the warped throat. Our results strengthen the evidence that {\it if} the KKLT construction is meta-stable, it is indeed a spontaneously SUSY-broken (and therefore bona fide) vacuum of string theory.

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