Lee-Wald Charge and Asymptotic Behaviors of the Weyl-invariant Topologically Massive Gravity
arXiv:2002.00345 · doi:10.1088/1361-6382/abbc46
Abstract
We apply the Lee-Wald covariant phase space method to the Weyl-invariant Topologically Massive Gravity and compute the corresponding on-shell conserved charges. By using appropriate decay conditions for the existing propagating modes in the near-horizon of a stationary black hole, we obtain the charges generating the asymptotic symmetries. We show that the charges are integrable and the (modified) algebras among the asymptotic generators are closed for the certain choice of central extensions.
arXiv comment16 pages, version published in CQG
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