Scalarization in EMSGB gravity enables free-energy crossings between scalarized and Reissner-Nordström black holes, producing up to three phase transitions whose order changes with coupling strength.
Thermal stability of hairy black holes
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Extends quantum Oppenheimer-Snyder collapse model to higher dimensions plus cosmological constant and reports modified AdS black-hole thermodynamics with finite small-black-hole temperature and an extra quantum-induced phase transition.
Generalized GHS-GM black hole with dilaton and monopole shows thermal stability increasing as scalar charge decreases and QNMs damping as black hole charge increases.
Topological numbers categorize black hole systems into universality classes based on thermodynamic behavior, with calculations for critical points and phase transitions.
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Thermodynamic Phase Transitions in Einstein-Maxwell-Scalar-Gauss-Bonnet Gravity
Scalarization in EMSGB gravity enables free-energy crossings between scalarized and Reissner-Nordström black holes, producing up to three phase transitions whose order changes with coupling strength.
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Higher-dimensional quantum-corrected Oppenheimer-Snyder model with a cosmological constant
Extends quantum Oppenheimer-Snyder collapse model to higher dimensions plus cosmological constant and reports modified AdS black-hole thermodynamics with finite small-black-hole temperature and an extra quantum-induced phase transition.
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Thermal Stability and QNMs of a Hairy Black Hole in the Presence of a Monopole Field
Generalized GHS-GM black hole with dilaton and monopole shows thermal stability increasing as scalar charge decreases and QNMs damping as black hole charge increases.
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Topology of black hole thermodynamics: A brief review
Topological numbers categorize black hole systems into universality classes based on thermodynamic behavior, with calculations for critical points and phase transitions.