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Low-lying gravitational modes in the scalar sector of the global AdS_4 black hole

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 7 Dec 2006

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The authors' main claim Using this Robin boundary condition we find a family of low-lying modes, whose frequencies match closely with predictions from linearized hydrodynamics on the boundary.

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CitationGeorgios Michalogiorgakis, Silviu S. Pufu. "Low-lying gravitational modes in the scalar sector of the global AdS_4 black hole." arXiv:hep-th/0612065 (2006). https://pith.science/paper/MP52UFK7
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We compute the quasinormal frequencies corresponding to the scalar sector of gravitational perturbations in the four-dimensional AdS-Schwarzschild black hole by using the master field formalism of hep-th/0305147. We argue that the non-deformation of the boundary metric favors a Robin boundary condition on the master field over the usual Dirichlet boundary condition mostly used in the literature. Using this Robin boundary condition we find a family of low-lying modes, whose frequencies match closely with predictions from linearized hydrodynamics on the boundary. In addition to the low-lying modes, we also see the usual sequence of modes with frequencies almost following an arithmetic progression.

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We compute the quasinormal frequencies corresponding to the scalar sector of gravitational perturbations in the four-dimensional AdS-Schwarzschild black hole by using the master field formalism of hep-th/0305147. We argue that the non-deformation of the boundary metric favors a Robin boundary condition on the master field over the usual Dirichlet boundary condition mostly used in the literature. Using this Robin boundary condition we find a family of low-lying modes, whose frequencies match closely with predictions from linearized hydrodynamics on the boundary. In addition to the low-lying modes, we also see the usual sequence of modes with frequencies almost following an arithmetic progression.

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    Low-lying quasinormal modes of topological AdS black holes and hydrodynamics · Hydrodynamics · 0.82

  • At the horizon the infalling wave boundary condition is simply stated as [equation] On the AdS boundary, the condition is found from the expansion of ([ref]) at $r ∞$, [equation] Similarly to [ref] we use these boundary conditions to expand the solution in a series around the singular points of ([ref]) at $y=0$ and $y=1$ to sufficiently high order and then solve the equation numerically by seeding the shooting procedure from both ends of the interval.

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  • [ref] have several advantages over those of Ishibashi-Kodama, for example they make transparent not only the mapping from the fields' boundary values to the dual operator sources [ref] but also the fact that the CFT Ward identities for $T_μν$'s and $J^μ$'s Green's functions are satisfied [ref] .

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  • Taking into account that for a conformal fluid, $v_s^2=1/d$ and $ζ=0$, and using the universal holographic result [ref] for the viscosity-to-entropy ratio, $η/s=1/4π$, gives for the hydrodynamic QNMs [ref] : [equation] We have taken into account here that $Ω_l/Γ_l∼RT/l≫1$ (unless $l$ is very big, but the hydrodynamic approximation is not applicable to such high-frequency modes anyway), and so the sound modes attenuate very slowly.

    Classical and quantum temperature fluctuations via holography · Hydrodynamic approximation: neutral case · 0.92

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  • The QNM spectrum of Schwarzschild-AdS black holes [ref] consists of mode solutions that are smooth across the future event horizon, normalizable at infinity, and have finite energy.

    Tails from the Bulk: Gravitational Decay in AdS$_5$ · Introduction · 0.92

  • The lowest lying gravitational quasinormal modes for an AdS Schwarzschild black hole with a spherical horizon were calculated numerically in four and five dimensions in [ref] and analytically in arbitrary dimension in [ref] .

    Black holes and the quark-gluon plasma · Introduction · 0.85

  • On the other hand, the QNMs in the AdS Schwarzschild black hole has a long history: they were first studied in [ref] , and the general study in the WKB approximation was performed by Festuccia and Liu in [ref] (see also [ref] for various QNM analyses in AdS black holes, and see [ref] for reviews).

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