2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.crhy.2006.02.003
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Self-gravitating phase transitions: Point particles, black holes and strings

Abstract: We compute the quantum string entropy S s (m, j) of the microscopic string states of mass m and spin j in two physically relevant backgrounds: Kerr (rotating) black holes and de Sitter (dS) space-time. We find a new formula for the quantum gravitational entropy S sem (M, J), as a function of the usual Bekenstein-Hawking entropy S (0) sem (M, J). We compute the quantum string emission by a black hole in de Sitter space-time (bhdS). In all these cases: (i) strings with the highest spin, and (ii) in dS space-time… Show more

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“…The latter string transitions show a logarithmic square root branch point type of singularity for the entropy (and a pole singularity for the specific heat); this behavior is similar to the one found for a thermal self-gravitating gas of non relativistic particles (de Vega -Sánchez transition) [34], [35], [36], [65]. This string behavior is universal [29], [66]i.e. it holds in any number of dimensions, and its origin is gravitational interaction in the presence of temperature (as Jean's instability at finite temperature but with a more complex structure).…”
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confidence: 56%
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“…The latter string transitions show a logarithmic square root branch point type of singularity for the entropy (and a pole singularity for the specific heat); this behavior is similar to the one found for a thermal self-gravitating gas of non relativistic particles (de Vega -Sánchez transition) [34], [35], [36], [65]. This string behavior is universal [29], [66]i.e. it holds in any number of dimensions, and its origin is gravitational interaction in the presence of temperature (as Jean's instability at finite temperature but with a more complex structure).…”
Section: Introduction and Resultssupporting
confidence: 56%
“…4 : the signature of this transition is the square root branch point behavior at the critical mass (temperature) analogous to the thermal self-gravitating gas phase transition of point particles [34]- [36], [65] and to the string gas in dS space. This behavior is universal, and happens in any number of space-time dimensions [29], [66] . We have already seen the same feature for the extremal Kerr black hole (high angular momentum J → M 2 G/c, extremal transition).…”
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