On Thermal Stability of Hairy Black Holes
arXiv:2302.03980 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.107.084053
Abstract
We discuss thermodynamical stability for hairy black hole spacetimes, viewed as defects in the thermodynamical parameter space, taking into account the backreaction of a secondary hair onto the spacetime geometry, which is modified non trivially. We derive, in a model independent way, the conditions for the hairy black hole with the secondary hair to reach a stable thermal equilibrium with the heat bath. Specifically, if the scalar hair, induced by interactions of the matter fields with quadratic-curvature corrections, produces an inner horizon in the deformed geometry, a thermodynamically stable configuration will be reached with the black hole becoming extremal in its final stage. We also attempt to make some conjectures concerning the implications of this thermal stability for the existence of a minimum length in a quantum space time.
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