Where and what is the ADS dictionary

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I have heard many talks where they mention Witten's "standard dictionary" of ADS/CFT. Where the dictionary is, to my understanding, a way to easily go between a CFT and a theory of gravity. What I want to know is where is the paper that has this dictionary?
 
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I have compact edition of OED sitting on top of an ADS loudspeaker. Does this count?
 
PAllen said:
I have compact edition of OED sitting on top of an ADS loudspeaker. Does this count?

Yes, that's as good as we have at the moment. The full dictionary is still not known.
 
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