Quantum soliton solutions in AdS3 are constructed via branes in 4D AdS C-metric, with negative-mass cases describing thermal CFT backreaction on global AdS3 and positive-mass cases replacing horizons with smooth origins.
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Quantum soliton solutions in AdS3 are constructed via branes in 4D AdS C-metric, with negative-mass cases describing thermal CFT backreaction on global AdS3 and positive-mass cases replacing horizons with smooth origins.