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Bulk and Boundary Dynamics in BTZ Black Holes

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arxiv hep-th/9808037 v3 pith:I5EMYMQZ submitted 1998-08-06 hep-th

Bulk and Boundary Dynamics in BTZ Black Holes

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Recently, the AdS/CFT conjecture of Maldacena has been investigated in Lorentzian signature by Balasubramanian et. al. We extend this investigation to Lorentzian BTZ black hole spacetimes, and study the bulk and boundary behaviour of massive scalar fields both in the non-extremal and extremal case. Using the bulk-boundary correspondence, we also evaluate the two-point correlator of operators coupling to the scalar field at the boundary of the spacetime, and find that it satisfies thermal periodic boundary conditions relevant to the Hawking temperature of the BTZ black hole.

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