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Equivalence of Noether charge and Hilbert action boundary term formulas for the black hole entropy in F(R_(abcd)) gravity theory

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arxiv 2406.15138 v3 pith:V5F5GC6G submitted 2024-06-21 hep-th gr-qc

Equivalence of Noether charge and Hilbert action boundary term formulas for the black hole entropy in F(R_(abcd)) gravity theory

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By working with the covariant phase space formalism, we have shown that not only can the Hamiltonian conjugate to a Killing vector field $\xi$ be expressed as the sum of the associated Noether charge and $\xi$ contracted with the Hilbert action boundary term for $F(R_{abcd})$ gravity, but also be written as its contraction with another $\xi$ independent tensor field. With this, we have proven the equivalence of Noether charge and Hilbert action boundary term formulae for the stationary black hole entropy in $F(R_{abcd})$ gravity, which is further substantiated by our explicit computation using both formulae.

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