N\"other Currents, Black Hole Entropy Universality and CFT Duality in Conformal Weyl Gravity
Daksh Aggarwal, Dominic Chang, Quentin Dancewicz Helmers, Nesibe, Sivrioglu, L. R. Ram-Mohan, Leo Rodriguez, Shanshan Rodriguez, Raid, Suleiman

TL;DR
This paper investigates black hole entropy in Conformal Weyl gravity, revealing non-universality across solutions, and constructs a near horizon CFT dual using an $AdS_2/CFT_1$ correspondence, linking entropy, anomalies, and symmetries.
Contribution
It computes black hole entropy for new solutions in Conformal Weyl gravity and constructs a near horizon CFT dual, highlighting non-universality and the role of the Weyl anomaly parameter.
Findings
Black hole entropy varies across solutions, showing non-universality.
Wald's entropy formula aligns with computed entropies for specific solutions.
A near horizon $AdS_2/CFT_1$ dual is constructed, incorporating a parameter related to Weyl anomalies.
Abstract
In this paper we study black hole entropy universality within the Conformal Weyl gravity paradigm. We do this by first computing the entropy of specific vacuum and non-vacuum solutions, previously unexplored in Conformal Weyl gravity via both the N\"other current method and Wald's entropy formula. For the vacuum case, we explore the near horizon near extremal Kerr metric, which is also a vacuum solution to Conformal Weyl gravity and not previously studied in this setting. For the non-vacuum case we couple the conformal Weyl gravity field equations to a near horizon (linear) gauge potential and analyze the respective found solutions. We highlight the non-universality of black hole entropy between our studied black hole solutions of varying symmetries. However despite non-universality, the respective black hole entropies are in congruence with Wald's entropy formula for the…
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TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories
