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Having described in Chap. 8 the technical details to obtain a holographic effective field theory which takes into account momentum dissipation effects, we are now ready to discuss the physical implication of the technical result previously obtained.
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Notes
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See for instance [12] for the analysis of the scaling properties of the pure massive gravity model.
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The values of external magnetic fields implemented in a typical experimental set up can generally be considered small with respect to the intrinsic scales of the materials.
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We have chosen to express the scalings in temperature as a function of the dimensionless quantity \(T / \sqrt{\rho }\), considering the system at fixed charge density.
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Notice that this is exactly the same number of quantities which were needed to be fixed in the approach of [14].
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Amoretti, A. (2017). Physical Implications . In: Condensed Matter Applications of AdS/CFT. Springer Theses. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-61875-3_9
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