Snapping swallowtails in accelerating black hole thermodynamics
arXiv:1812.00384 · doi:10.1088/1361-6382/ab129f
Abstract
The thermodynamic behaviour of a charged and accelerating AdS black hole is studied in the context of extended phase space with variable cosmological constant. When compared to the charged AdS black hole without acceleration, a remarkable new feature of `snapping swallowtails' appears. Namely, for any black hole with charge and any string tension causing the acceleration of the black hole, there exists a transition pressure at which the standard swallowtail `snaps', causing the branch of low temperature black holes to completely disappear, leading to a pressure induced zeroth order phase transition between small and large black holes. For intermediate values of the string tension, we also observe a reentrant phase transition, as the small black hole changes to a large one and then back to small, as the pressure decreases, crossing the coexistence line of the two phases several times. We also find a new class of `mini-entropic' black holes, whose isoperimetric ratio becomes unbounded in a certain region of parameter space.
arXiv comment18 pages, 8 figures. Accepted for publication in Classical and Quantum Gravity
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