Thermodynamic structure of a generic null surface and the zeroth law in scalar-tensor theory
arXiv:2105.07787 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.104.124038
Abstract
We show that the equation of motion of scalar-tensor theory acquires thermodynamic identity when projected on a generic null surface. The relevant projection is given by , where represents the equation motion for gravitational field in presence of external matter, is the generator of the null surface and is the corresponding auxiliary null vector. Our analysis is done completely in a covariant way. Therefore all the thermodynamic quantities are in covariant form and hence can be used for any specific form of metric adapted to a null surface. We show this both in Einstein and Jordan frames and find that these two frames provide equivalent thermodynamic quantities. This is consistent with the previous findings for a Killing horizon. Also, a concrete proof of the zeroth law in scalar-tensor theory is provided when the null surface is defined by a Killing vector.
arXiv commentTypos corrected, published in Phys. Rev. D
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