1995
DOI: 10.1016/0370-2693(95)00054-o
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Stability analysis of the dilatonic black hole in two dimensions

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“…Recall that this sector is always unstable for positive curvature in the pure graviton case, Q 2 = 0, so the flux has a stabilizing effect. In the case d = 2, where we have dilaton gravity, there are no local degrees of freedom [27], so we may call this stable in all cases if we are only concerned with local degrees of freedom.…”
Section: Stabilitymentioning
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“…Recall that this sector is always unstable for positive curvature in the pure graviton case, Q 2 = 0, so the flux has a stabilizing effect. In the case d = 2, where we have dilaton gravity, there are no local degrees of freedom [27], so we may call this stable in all cases if we are only concerned with local degrees of freedom.…”
Section: Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For negatively curved spaces, φ 0 is safely massive. In the case d = 2 we have dilaton gravity, which in fact propagates no local degrees of freedom [27], so we may call this stable in all cases if we are only concerned with local degrees of freedom.…”
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“…The BTZ black hole is a solution to gravity in 2 + 1 dimensions [56]. Gravity in 2 + 1 dimensions has no propagating degrees of freedom like the 1 + 1 dimensional models [57] and thus provides a good testing ground for analyzing various aspects of quantum gravity and black hole physics. In [55], entropy of a scalar theory in the background of BTZ metric was calculated using the brick wall cut-off, with appropriate choice of cut-off parameter, in the background of rotating as well as stationary BTZ black hole metrics.…”
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“…In fact, one may set the R coefficient to be an arbitrary number n [6]. Following the ADM formulation, the metric can be parametrized as [13][14][15][16] :…”
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