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Thermodynamics of four-dimensional black objects in the warped compactification

General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology · Submitted 26 Jun 2004

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The authors' main claim We discuss the thermodynamic stabilities and show that the BTZ black string is more stable than the localized black holes in a canonical ensemble, except for an extreme case.

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CitationHideaki Kudoh, Yasunari Kurita. "Thermodynamics of four-dimensional black objects in the warped compactification." arXiv:gr-qc/0406107 (2004). https://pith.science/paper/5OZPMWTI
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We reinvestigate the thermodynamics of black objects (holes and strings) in four-dimensional braneworld models that are originally constructed by Emparan, Horowitz and Myers based on the anti-de Sitter (AdS) C-metric. After proving the uniqueness of slicing the AdS C-metric, we derive thermodynamic quantities of the black objects by means of the Euclidean formulation and find that we have no necessity of requiring any regularization to calculate their classical action. We show that there exist the Bekenstein-Hawking law and the thermodynamic first law. The thermodynamic mass of the localized black hole on a flat brane is negative, and it differs from the one previously derived. We discuss the thermodynamic stabilities and show that the BTZ black string is more stable than the localized black holes in a canonical ensemble, except for an extreme case. We also find a braneworld analogue of the Hawking-Page transition between the BTZ black string and thermal AdS branes. The localized black holes on a de Sitter brane is discussed by considering Nariai instanton, comparing the study of "black cigar" in the five-dimensional braneworld model.

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s1 After proving the uniqueness of slicing the AdS C-metric, we derive thermodynamic quantities of the black objects by means of the Euclidean formulation and find that we have no necessity of requiring any regularization to calculate their classical action. method 0.60 0.97 0.16 asserted 1.00
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s4 We discuss the thermodynamic stabilities and show that the BTZ black string is more stable than the localized black holes in a canonical ensemble, except for an extreme case. result 0.99 0.95 0.17 asserted 1.00
s5 We also find a braneworld analogue of the Hawking-Page transition between the BTZ black string and thermal AdS branes. result 0.99 0.94 0.18 asserted 1.00
s6 The localized black holes on a de Sitter brane is discussed by considering Nariai instanton, comparing the study of "black cigar" in the five-dimensional braneworld model. contribution 0.92 0.80 0.07 asserted 0.94

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We reinvestigate the thermodynamics of black objects (holes and strings) in four-dimensional braneworld models that are originally constructed by Emparan, Horowitz and Myers based on the anti-de Sitter (AdS) C-metric. After proving the uniqueness of slicing the AdS C-metric, we derive thermodynamic quantities of the black objects by means of the Euclidean formulation and find that we have no necessity of requiring any regularization to calculate their classical action. We show that there exist the Bekenstein-Hawking law and the thermodynamic first law. The thermodynamic mass of the localized black hole on a flat brane is negative, and it differs from the one previously derived. We discuss the thermodynamic stabilities and show that the BTZ black string is more stable than the localized black holes in a canonical ensemble, except for an extreme case. We also find a braneworld analogue of the Hawking-Page transition between the BTZ black string and thermal AdS branes. The localized black holes on a de Sitter brane is discussed by considering Nariai instanton, comparing the study of "black cigar" in the five-dimensional braneworld model.

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  • The mass $M$, temperature $T$ and entropy $S$ of the classical bulk black hole are [ref] (see also [ref] ) M = √(1+ν^2)/2G_3z^2(1-νz^3)(1+νz)/(1+3z^2+2νz^3)^2 , T = 1/2πℓ_3z(2+3νz+νz^3)/1+3z^2+2νz^3 , S = πℓ_3√(1+ν^2)/G_3z/1+3z^2+2νz^3 ,

    Reentrant phase transitions of quantum black holes · Introduction · 0.88

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  • This yields [equation] consistent with [ref] .

    Criticality and thermodynamic geometry of quantum BTZ black holes · Thermodynamics of the quantum BTZ black hole · 0.83

  • Collecting all terms, the renormalized on-shell action is [equation] This result agrees with the much earlier computation of the action by Kudoh and Kurita for a two-brane configuration [ref] ; see also [ref] .

    Quantum Solitons · Total action · 1.00

  • Precisely, let $z_1$ be the positive root to $4 z^3 ν+ 3 z^2 -1=0$, $z_2$ be the positive root of $νz^3+3z^2-3νz-1=0$, and $z_3=ν^-1/3$ (these coincide with [ref] upon $z→νz$ and $λ=ν^2$).

    Reentrant phase transitions of quantum black holes · Introduction · 0.98

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  • The mass $M$ of the black hole here is related to the conical deficit angle [ref] , as confirmed in [ref] via the Euclidean formulation.

    Charged rotating quantum black holes · Solution and braneworld embedding · 0.96

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