Polarised Black Holes in ABJM
arXiv:1702.04353 · doi:10.1007/JHEP06(2017)024
Abstract
We numerically construct asymptotically solutions to Einstein-Maxwell-dilaton theory. These have a dipolar electrostatic potential turned on at the conformal boundary . We find two classes of geometries: soliton solutions that encode the full backreaction of the electric field on the geometry without a horizon, and neutral black holes that are "polarised" by the dipolar potential. For a certain range of the electric field , we find two distinct branches of the soliton that exist for the same value of . For the black hole, we find either two or four branches depending on the value of the electric field and horizon temperature. These branches meet at critical values of the electric field and impose a maximum value of that should be reflected in the dual field theory. For both the soliton and black hole geometries, we study boundary data such as the stress tensor. For the black hole, we also consider horizon observables such as the entropy. At finite temperature, we consider the Gibbs free energy for both phases and determine the phase transition between them. We find that the soliton dominates at low temperature for an electric field up to the maximum value. Using the gauge/gravity duality, we propose that these solutions are dual to deformed ABJM theory and compute the corresponding weak coupling phase diagram.
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