Conformal field theory dual of the RS model with gauge fields in the bulk

It has been conjectured that the (weakly coupled) Randall-Sundrum (RS) model with gauge fields in the bulk is dual to a (strongly coupled) 4D conformal field theory (CFT) with an UV cutoff and in which global symmetries of the CFT are gauged. We elucidate features of this dual CFT which are crucial for a complete understanding of the proposed duality. We argue that the limit of no (or small) brane-localized kinetic term for bulk gauge field on the RS side (often studied in the literature) is dual to no bare kinetic term for the gauge field which is coupled to the CFT global current. In this limit, the kinetic term for this gauge field in the dual CFT is "induced" by CFT loops. Then, this CFT loop contribution to the gauge field 1PI two-point function is dual (on the RS side) to the full gauge propagator (i.e., including the contribution of Kaluza-Klein and zero modes) with both external points on the Planck brane. We also emphasize that loop corrections to the gauge coupling on the RS side are dual to subleading effects in a large-N expansion on the CFT side; these subleading corrections to the gauge coupling in the dual CFT are (in general) sensitive to the strong dynamics of the CFT.