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most citedAnalytic Lifshitz black holes in higher dimensions

127 citations · 600 across the 13 of their papers we have counts for

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13 papers

hep-th2017★ 88 cited

Quintic quasi-topological gravity

Adolfo Cisterna, Luis Guajardo, Mokhtar Hassaine +1

We construct a quintic quasi-topological gravity in five dimensions, i.e. a theory with a Lagrangian containing terms and whose field equations are of second order…

hep-th2017★ 43 cited

A Cardy-like formula for rotating black holes with planar horizon

Moisés Bravo Gaete, Luis Guajardo, Mokhtar Hassaïne

We show that the semiclassical entropy of -dimensional rotating (an)isotropic black holes with planar horizon can be successfully computed according to a Cardy-like formula. Thi…

hep-th2015★ 16 cited

Cardy formula for charged black holes with anisotropic scaling

Moises Bravo-Gaete, Sebastian Gomez, Mokhtar Hassaine

We first observe that for Lifshitz black holes whose only charge is the mass, the resulting Smarr relation is a direct consequence of the Lifshitz Cardy formula. From this observat…

hep-th2015★ 21 cited

Thermodynamics of charged Lifshitz black holes with quadratic corrections

Moises Bravo-Gaete, Mokhtar Hassaine

In arbitrary dimension, we consider the Einstein-Maxwell Lagrangian supplemented by the more general quadratic-curvature corrections. For this model, we derive four classes of char…

hep-th2014★ 21 cited

Towards the uniqueness of Lifshitz black holes and solitons in New Massive Gravity

Eloy Ayón-Beato, Mokhtar Hassaïne, María Montserrat Juárez-Aubry

We prove that the z=1 and z=3 Lifshitz black hole solutions of New Massive Gravity in three dimensions are the only static axisymmetric solutions that can be cast in a Kerr-Schild…

hep-th2014★ 71 cited

Thermodynamics of a BTZ black hole solution with an Horndeski source

Moises Bravo-Gaete, Mokhtar Hassaine

In three dimensions, we consider a particular truncation of the Horndeski action that reduces to the Einstein-Hilbert Lagrangian with a cosmological constant and a scalar field…