Solitonic Phase Transitions of Galilean Black Holes
arXiv:0903.4228 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2010.02.025
Abstract
Planar black holes with Galilean asymptotics have been proposed as the holographic dual of a non-relativistic conformal field theory at finite temperature. I show that these objects can undergo a phase transition at low temperature to a new type of soliton with the same asymptotic structure. The strength of the chemical potential is induced by the scale of the soliton.
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