Having in mind extensions of 2D holography beyond the Jackiw-Teitelboim model we propose holographic counterterms and asymptotic conditions for a family of asymptotically AdS2 dilaton gravity models leading to a consistent variational problem and a finite on-shell action. We show the presence of asymptotic Virasoro symmetries in all these models. The Schwarzian action generates (a part) of the equations of motion governing the asymptotic degrees of freedom. We also analyse the applicability of various entropy formulae. By a dilaton-dependent conformal transformation our results are extended to an even larger class of models having exotic asymptotic behavior. We also analyse asymptotic symmetries for some other classes of dilaton gravities without, however, constructing holographic counterterms.
We introduce a family of 2D dilaton gravity models with
state-dependent constant curvature so that
dS_22
emerges as an excitation of AdS_22.
Curiously, the strong coupling region corresponds to the asymptotic
region geometrically. Apart from these key differences, many features
resemble the Almheiri–Polchinski model. We discuss perturbative and
non-perturbative thermodynamical stability, bubble nucleation through
matter shockwaves, and semiclassical backreaction effects. In some of
these models, we find that low temperatures are dominated by
AdS_22
but high temperatures are dominated by dS_22,
concurrent with a recent proposal by Susskind.
Dilaton gravities in two dimensions can be formulated as particular Poisson sigma models. Target space diffeomorphisms map different models to each other and establish a one-to-one correspondence between their classical solutions. We obtain a general form of such diffeomorphisms in Lorentzian and Euclidean signatures and use them to extend known holographic results, including the Schwarzian action on the asymptotic boundary, from JT to a large class of dilaton gravity models.
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