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Charged Lifshitz Black Holes

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 2 Feb 2011

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The authors' main claim We find that the behaviour of large black holes is insensitive to the topology of the solutions, whereas for small black holes significant differences emerge.

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CitationM.H. Dehghani, R.B. Mann, R. Pourhasan. "Charged Lifshitz Black Holes." arXiv:1102.0578 (2011). https://pith.science/paper/NQHJADLM
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We investigate modifications of the Lifshitz black hole solutions due to the presence of Maxwell charge in higher dimensions for arbitrary $z$ and any topology. We find that the behaviour of large black holes is insensitive to the topology of the solutions, whereas for small black holes significant differences emerge. We generalize a relation previously obtained for neutral Lifshitz black branes, and study more generally the thermodynamic relationship between energy, entropy, and chemical potential. We also consider the effect of Maxwell charge on the effective potential between objects in the dual theory.

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s0 We investigate modifications of the Lifshitz black hole solutions due to the presence of Maxwell charge in higher dimensions for arbitrary $z$ and any topology. contribution 1.00 0.89 0.08 asserted 0.74
s1 We find that the behaviour of large black holes is insensitive to the topology of the solutions, whereas for small black holes significant differences emerge. result 1.00 0.95 0.33 asserted 1.00
s2 We generalize a relation previously obtained for neutral Lifshitz black branes, and study more generally the thermodynamic relationship between energy, entropy, and chemical potential. contribution 1.00 0.91 0.16 asserted 0.87
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We investigate modifications of the Lifshitz black hole solutions due to the presence of Maxwell charge in higher dimensions for arbitrary $z$ and any topology. We find that the behaviour of large black holes is insensitive to the topology of the solutions, whereas for small black holes significant differences emerge. We generalize a relation previously obtained for neutral Lifshitz black branes, and study more generally the thermodynamic relationship between energy, entropy, and chemical potential. We also consider the effect of Maxwell charge on the effective potential between objects in the dual theory.

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  • Since we wish to understand the effects of the Gauss-Bonnet term on the previously considered [ref] ($n+1$)-dimensional charged Einstein solutions with arbitrary $z$, we begin by linearizing the system in ($n+1$)-dimensions.

    Gauss-Bonnet Black Holes and Heavy Fermion Metals · Solutions at large $r$ · 0.98

  • This extends the work of [ref] and gives further justification that the thermodynamic description of black holes, which is known to be valid in the AdS-case, is also applicable for non-relativistic holography.

    Thermodynamics of Dyonic Lifshitz Black Holes · Introduction · 0.95

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  • We resort to the Euclidean metric obtained by a Wick rotation to compute the temperature, which leads to the following expression [ref] [equation] where $f_0$, $g_0$ are the expansion coefficients in the near horizon limit.

    Lifshitz black holes in Einstein-Yang-Mills theory · Thermal behavior · 0.92

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  • Applying the same method described in [ref] reveals that [equation] is conserved along the radial coordinate $r$ and [equation] where $D$ is an integration constant, which is chosen such that $κ(r)$ vanishes at the horizon, that is [equation] We shall evaluate $𝒞$ both at the horizon radius and infinity.

    Thermodynamics of Lovelock-Lifshitz Black Branes · Conserved Charge · 1.00

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  • In the previous section we wrote down the field equations to higher dimensions and arbitrary $z$ (equations ([ref])–([ref])), and here we review the general form of the asymptotic behaviour of the solutions [ref] .

    Holographic models with anisotropic scaling · Solutions at large $r$ · 0.91

  • This scaling property (noted previously in other contexts [ref] ) holographically is represented in the following form of the spacetime metric [ref] : [equation] where the coordinates ($t,r,x^i$) are dimensionless and the only length scale in the geometry is $ℓ$.

    On Existence of Self-Tuning Solutions in Static Braneworlds without Singularities · Introduction · 0.80

  • In recent years the idea of holographic duality has been developed beyond high energy physics to describe strongly coupled systems in condensed matter physics, such as quantum critical systems [ref] .

    Lectures on holographic methods for condensed matter physics · Introduction · 0.95

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