Black Hole Thermodynamics and Hamilton-Jacobi Counterterm
Luzi Bergamin, Daniel Grumiller, Robert McNees, Rene Meyer

TL;DR
This paper reviews the Hamilton-Jacobi counterterm approach in dilaton gravity, explores black hole thermodynamics and semi-classical corrections, and applies these concepts to various black hole solutions across different dimensions and theories.
Contribution
It introduces a universal Hamilton-Jacobi counterterm for dilaton gravity and extends the analysis to diverse black hole configurations and formulations.
Findings
Derived the counterterm in the Cartan formulation.
Analyzed thermodynamics of spherically symmetric black holes.
Discussed semi-classical corrections in black hole physics.
Abstract
We review the construction of the universal Hamilton-Jacobi counterterm for dilaton gravity in two dimensions, derive the corresponding result in the Cartan formulation and elaborate further upon black hole thermodynamics and semi-classical corrections. Applications include spherically symmetric black holes in arbitrary dimensions with Minkowski- or AdS-asymptotics, the BTZ black hole and black holes in two-dimensional string theory.
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