Effect of massive potentials on the holographic thermalization
arXiv:1710.05712
Abstract
We perform a numerical study to recognize the difference between various massive potentials in the dRGT massive gravity on the holographic thermalization in the AdS and AdS Gauss-Bonnet gravities. The massive potential in dimensions includes three symmetric polynomial terms which we denote them as , and terms. We observe, in the case of time evolution of entanglement entropy that there is a critical size of the entangling surface on the boundary below which both signs of and above the critical size are able to reduce the thermal value of entanglement entropy. Our numerical computations show the more positive 's are, the faster system reaches to its thermal value. The order of saturation time of positive potentials when supplemented to AdS or AdS-GB backgrounds is as . We also explore these effects on the time evolution of the holographic mutual information.
arXiv comment24 pages, 9 figures
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