In 5D Einstein-Bumblebee gravity, Kerr/CFT microscopic entropy of constructed rotating black holes matches Komar-integral entropy but not Wald entropy.
Microscopic origin of the Bek enstein-Hawking entropy
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Generalizing entropy in the Jacobson framework produces modified gravity that yields a nonsingular de Sitter-like early universe and late-time dynamics equivalent to loop quantum cosmology at leading order.
A black hole can be converted into a visible quantum system of D-branes and strings by moving it slowly through a suitably chosen varying-dilaton background that avoids adiabatic breakdown, spacetime collapse, and premature evaporation.
Exact anisotropic black-brane solutions in arbitrary D satisfy the third law only for restricted warp factors and couplings; otherwise S(T) is multi-valued.
Chern-Simons AdS5 black holes with SU(2) solitons have entropy that receives nontrivial contributions from axial torsion and trace-torsion modes, confirmed by multiple methods.
The non-extremal saddle for the 5D BMPV black hole index is expressed in canonical harmonic-function form on a flat base, establishing supersymmetry and the new attractor property.
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Rotating Black Holes and the Kerr/CFT Correspondence in Einstein-Bumblebee Gravity
In 5D Einstein-Bumblebee gravity, Kerr/CFT microscopic entropy of constructed rotating black holes matches Komar-integral entropy but not Wald entropy.
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Extended Gravity Theories from a Thermodynamic Perspective
Generalizing entropy in the Jacobson framework produces modified gravity that yields a nonsingular de Sitter-like early universe and late-time dynamics equivalent to loop quantum cosmology at leading order.
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How to Expose a Black Hole
A black hole can be converted into a visible quantum system of D-branes and strings by moving it slowly through a suitably chosen varying-dilaton background that avoids adiabatic breakdown, spacetime collapse, and premature evaporation.
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Lifshitz-like black branes in arbitrary dimensions and the third law of thermodynamics
Exact anisotropic black-brane solutions in arbitrary D satisfy the third law only for restricted warp factors and couplings; otherwise S(T) is multi-valued.
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Thermodynamics of Chern-Simons AdS$_5$ black holes coupled to $\mathrm{SU}(2)$ solitons
Chern-Simons AdS5 black holes with SU(2) solitons have entropy that receives nontrivial contributions from axial torsion and trace-torsion modes, confirmed by multiple methods.
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Attractor saddle for 5D black hole index
The non-extremal saddle for the 5D BMPV black hole index is expressed in canonical harmonic-function form on a flat base, establishing supersymmetry and the new attractor property.