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Optimizing the dilaton potential in holographic QCD via phase-transition constraints
In bottom-up holographic QCD (HQCD), two primary approaches are commonly employed: the potential reconstruction method, where the background geometry is fixed a priori and the dilaton potential is derived, and the direct method, where the potential is specified explicitly. While the reconstruction m
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