# CritPt / Challenge_1_main

task_id: c7e23935-3ba2-5aff-9303-552b61ba41ce
task_key: train--Challenge~5f1~5fmain
task_revision_id: 2

{"code_template":"def answer():\n    r\"\"\"\n    Return coefficients of the terms.\n\n    Input\n    ----------\n    None\n\n    Output\n    ----------\n    coeffs: list[float], the coefficients of terms in $X^{(4)}$, in the order given in the problem\n    \"\"\"\n    # ------------------ FILL IN YOUR RESULTS BELOW ------------------\n    coeffs = ...\n    # ---------------------------------------------------------------\n\n    return coeffs","problem_description":"\n\n# Problem setup:\nConsider a quantum field theory with holographic dual. Under a Weyl transformation, the boundary metric transforms as $\\gamma_{\\mu\\nu}^{(0)}\\to{\\cal B}^{-2}(x)\\gamma_{\\mu\\nu}^{(0)}$. The Weyl anomaly ${\\cal A}_k$ of the theory in $2k$ dimensions appears in the transformation of the partition function:\n\\begin{align}\nZ[\\gamma_{\\mu\\nu}^{(0)}]\\to e^{-{\\cal A}_k}Z[{\\cal B}(x)^{-2}\\gamma^{(0)}].\n\\end{align}\nThis can be computed by evaluating the on-shell action of the bulk gravitational theory.\n\nThe holographic Weyl anomaly in $d\\leqslant8$ can be express using the following quantities:\n\\begin{align}\nP_{\\mu\\nu}={}&R^{(0)}_{\\mu\\nu}-\\frac{R^{(0)}}{2(d-1)}\\gamma_{\\mu\\nu}^{(0)}\\,,\\\\\nB_{\\mu\\nu}={}&\\frac{1}{d-2}\\big(\\nabla^{(0)}_\\rho\\nabla_{(0)}^\\rho  P_{\\mu\\nu}-\\nabla^{(0)}_\\rho\\nabla^{(0)}_{\\nu} P_{\\mu}{}^{\\rho}- W^{(0)}_{\\rho\\nu\\mu\\sigma} P^{\\sigma\\rho}\\big)\\,,\\\\\nO_{\\mu\\nu}={}&\\nabla_{(0)}^\\lambda\\nabla^{(0)}_\\lambda B_{\\mu\\nu}-2W^{(0)}_{\\rho\\nu\\mu\\lambda}B^{\\lambda\\rho}-\\frac{4}{d-2}B_{\\mu\\nu}P^\\mu{}_\\mu+\\frac{2(d-4)}{(d-2)^2}\\big(2P^{\\rho\\lambda}\\nabla^{(0)}_\\lambda C_{(\\mu\\nu)\\rho}\\\\\n&+\\nabla^{(0)}_\\lambda PC_{(\\mu\\nu)}{}^\\lambda-C^{\\rho}{}_{\\mu}{}^{\\lambda}C_{\\lambda\\nu\\rho}+ \\nabla_{(0)}^\\lambda P^\\rho{}_{(\\mu}C_{\\nu)\\rho\\lambda}-W^{(0)}_{\\rho\\mu\\nu\\lambda}P^{\\lambda}{}_\\sigma P^{\\sigma\\rho}\\big)\\,,\\\\\n\\Omega_{\\mu\\nu}={}&\\nabla_{(0)}^\\lambda\\nabla^{(0)}_\\lambda B_{\\mu\\nu}-2W^{(0)}_{\\rho\\nu\\mu\\lambda}B^{\\lambda\\rho}-4B_{\\mu\\nu}P^\\mu{}_\\mu+2(d-4)\\big(2P^{\\rho\\lambda}\\nabla^{(0)}_\\lambda C_{(\\mu\\nu)\\rho}\\\\\n&+\\nabla^{(0)}_\\lambda PC_{(\\mu\\nu)}{}^\\lambda-C^{\\rho}{}_{\\mu}{}^{\\lambda}C_{\\lambda\\nu\\rho}+ \\nabla_{(0)}^\\lambda P^\\rho{}_{(\\mu}C_{\\nu)\\rho\\lambda}-W^{(0)}_{\\rho\\mu\\nu\\lambda}P^{\\lambda}{}_\\sigma P^{\\sigma\\rho}\\big)+P_{\\mu\\rho}P^{\\rho\\sigma}P_{\\sigma\\nu},\n\\end{align}\nwhere $R^{(0)}_{\\mu\\nu}$ is the Ricci tensor for the boundary metric $\\gamma_{\\mu\\nu}^{(0)}$, $\\nabla^{(0)}_\\mu$ is the covariant derivative associated with $\\gamma^{(0)}_{ij}$ on the boundary, $W^{(0)}_{\\rho\\nu\\mu\\sigma}$ is the Weyl tensor on the boundary, and $C_{\\mu\\nu\\rho}=\\nabla^{(0)}_\\rho P_{\\mu\\nu}-\\nabla^{(0)}_\\nu P_{\\mu\\rho}$.\n\nThe final expression will have the form\n\\begin{align}\n{\\cal A}_4=&-\\frac{L^7}{8\\pi G}\\int d^8x\\sqrt{-\\det\\gamma^{(0)}}X^{(4)}\\ln {\\cal B},\n\\end{align}\nwhere $X^{(4)}$ may contain the following terms: $\\text{tr}(P^4)$, $\\text{tr}(P^3)$, $\\text{tr}(P^3)\\text{tr}(P)$, $\\text{tr}(BP)$, $\\text{tr}(BP^2)$, $\\text{tr}(B^2)$, $\\text{tr}(B^2P)$, $\\text{tr}(OP)$, $\\text{tr}(OP^2)$, $\\text{tr}(\\Omega)$, $\\text{tr}(\\Omega P)$.\n\n# Main problem:\nDetermine the coefficients of these terms in $X^{(4)}$."}

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