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arxiv 2002.08368 v1 pith:GLZD4VQM submitted 2020-02-19 hep-th cond-mat.stat-mechmath-phmath.MP

KdV-charged black holes

classification hep-th cond-mat.stat-mechmath-phmath.MP
keywords blackgeneralizedgeometriesholescalculationcertainchargeschemical
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We construct black hole geometries in AdS$_3$ with non-trivial values of KdV charges. The black holes are holographically dual to quantum KdV Generalized Gibbs Ensemble in 2d CFT. They satisfy thermodynamic identity and thus are saddle point configurations of the Euclidean gravity path integral. We discuss holographic calculation of the KdV generalized partition function and show that for a certain value of chemical potentials new geometries, not the conventional BTZ ones, are the leading saddles.

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