On the linear stability of solitons and hairy black holes with a negative cosmological constant: the odd-parity sector
arXiv:gr-qc/0102033 · doi:10.1088/0264-9381/18/11/310
Abstract
Using a recently developed perturbation formalism based on curvature quantities, we investigate the linear stability of black holes and solitons with Yang-Mills hair and a negative cosmological constant. We show that those solutions which have no linear instabilities under odd- and even- parity spherically symmetric perturbations remain stable under odd-parity, linear, non-spherically symmetric perturbations.
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