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Exact description of black holes on branes

Emparan, Roberto, Horowitz, Gary T, Myers, Robert C·2000·Journal of High Energy Physics

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  • Explicit tests of the proposal include the exact localized AdS4 braneworld black holes discovered by Emparan, Horowitz, and Myers, with their projection onto the brane being reinterpreted as three-dimensional quantum black holes.

    “Explicit tests of this proposal include the exact localized AdS 4 braneworld black holes discovered by Emparan, Horowitz, and Myers [23,24], with their projection onto the brane being reinterpreted as three-dimensional quantum black holes.”

    From Three-Dimensional Quantum Black Holes: A Primer (2024) · cites this paper as [23]

  • From the mass identification (4.27), M takes values in the finite range -1/(8G3) ≤ M ≤ 1/(24G3), where l is held fixed.

    “From the mass identification (4.27), M takes values in the finite range [23,24],”

    From Three-Dimensional Quantum Black Holes: A Primer (2024) · cites this paper as [23]

  • Setting n = q = 0 in the metric functions (D.10) recovers the form of the C-metric used in [23,24].

    “Setting n = q = 0 in the metric functions (D.10) recovers the form of the C-metric used in [23,24] (cf.Eq. ( 5.1) of [24]).”

    From Three-Dimensional Quantum Black Holes: A Primer (2024) · cites this paper as [23]

  • The form function F(M) is purely a function of mass M because it depends on M only through x1 and is otherwise independent of ν = l/l3.

    “Lastly, 25 Evidence of the G3 identification in (4.27) is that the relation can be derived exactly by integrating the bulk volume in the action with a bulk IR cutoff as r → ∞ [23].”

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  • For μ ≫ 1 the black hole extends a distance l off of the brane, looking like a 'flattened pancake'.

    “Alternatively, for µ ≫ 1 the black hole extends a distance ℓ off of the brane, looking like a 'flattened pancake' [23].”

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Authors
Emparan, R., Horowitz, G. T., & Myers, R. C.
Venue
Journal of High Energy Physics
Published
2000-01-07
Volume
2000
Issue
01
Pages
007-007
ISSN
1029-8479
Cited by
287
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