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hep-th2026

False vacuum decay around black holes: calculation from first principles in the (3+1)-dimensional case

Ratmir Gazizov, Dmitry Gorbunov, Dmitry Levkov

In spacetime dimensions, we numerically calculate the suppression exponent of the false vacuum decay probability in the presence of a thermal bath and a black hole.

hep-th2023★ 7 cited

Analytic description of monodromy oscillons

D. G. Levkov, V. E. Maslov

We develop precise analytic description of oscillons - long-lived quasiperiodic field lumps - in scalar field theories with nearly quadratic potentials, e.g. the monodromy potentia…

hep-th2022★ 17 cited

An Effective Field Theory for Large Oscillons

D. G. Levkov, V. E. Maslov, E. Ya. Nugaev +1

We consider oscillons - localized, quasiperiodic, and extremely long-living classical solutions in models with real scalar fields. We develop their effective description in the lim…

hep-th2020★ 3 cited

Semiclassical S-matrix and black hole entropy in dilaton gravity

Maxim Fitkevich, Dmitry Levkov, Sergey Sibiryakov

We use complex semiclassical method to compute scattering amplitudes of a point particle in dilaton gravity with a boundary. This model has nonzero minimal black hole mass …

hep-th2020★ 9 cited

Dilaton gravity with a boundary: from unitarity to black hole evaporation

Maxim Fitkevich, Dmitry Levkov, Yegor Zenkevich

We point out that two-dimensional Russo-Susskind-Thorlacius (RST) model for evaporating black holes is locally equivalent - at the full quantum level - to flat-space Jackiw-Teitelb…

hep-th2020★ 4 cited

Chaotic solitons in driven sine-Gordon model

D. G. Levkov, V. E. Maslov, E. Ya. Nugaev

Profiles of static solitons in one-dimensional scalar field theory satisfy the same equations as trajectories of a fictitious particle in multidimensional mechanics. We argue that…