Modulated Instability in Five-Dimensional U(1) Charged AdS Black Hole with R**2-term
arXiv:1108.2064 · doi:10.1007/JHEP01(2012)160
Abstract
We study the effect of R**2 term to the modulated instability in the U(1) charged black hole in five-dimensional Anti-de Sitter space-time. We consider the first-order corrections of R**2 term to the background and the linear order perturbations in the equations of motion. From the analysis, we clarify the effect of R**2 term in the modulated instability, and conclude that fluctuations are stable in the whole bulk in the range of values the coefficient of R**2 term can take.
19 pages, 1 figures; (v4) Published version in JHEP
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