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A Cardy-like formula for rotating black holes with planar horizon

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arxiv 1702.02416 v5 pith:WSWANBOA submitted 2017-02-08 hep-th

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keywords blackformulacardy-likeholesplanarhorizonrotatingsoliton
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We show that the semiclassical entropy of $D$-dimensional rotating (an)isotropic black holes with planar horizon can be successfully computed according to a Cardy-like formula. This formula does not refer to any central charges but instead involves the vacuum energy which is identified with a gravitational bulk soliton. The soliton is obtained from the non-rotating black hole solution by means of a double analytic continuation. The robustness of the Cardy-like formula is tested with numerous and varied examples, including AdS, Lifshitz and hyperscaling violation planar black holes.

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