Black holes in quasi-topological gravity

By R. Myers, Brandon Robinson. 2010

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We construct a new gravitational action which includes cubic curvature interactions and which provides a useful toy model for the holographic study of a three parameter family of four- and higher-dimensional CFT’s. We also investigate the black hole solutions of this new gravity theory. Further we examine the equations of motion of quasi-topological gravity. While the full equations in a general background are fourth-order in derivatives, we show that the linearized equations describing gravitons propagating in the AdS vacua match precisely the second-order equations of Einstein gravity.

Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics

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In Astronomy and Astrophysics

  1. R. Myers
  2. T. Takayanagi
  3. Aninda Sinha
  4. Ling-Yan Hung
  5. A. Singh
  6. H. Casini
  7. M. Smolkin
  8. M. Huerta

In Nuclear and High Energy Physics

  1. R. Myers
  2. T. Takayanagi
  3. Aninda Sinha
  4. A. Singh
  5. H. Casini
  6. Ling-Yan Hung
  7. M. Smolkin
  8. M. Huerta

In Statistical and Nonlinear Physics

  1. R. Myers
  2. Aninda Sinha
  3. Ling-Yan Hung
  4. A. Singh
  5. M. Smolkin
  6. H. Casini
  7. M. Huerta
  8. T. Takayanagi

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