End of the World Perspective to BCFT
Kyung Kiu Kim, Sejin Kim, Jung Hun Lee, Chanyong Park, and Yunseok Seo

TL;DR
This paper investigates the thermodynamics and geometric features of end-of-the-world branes in BCFT${}_2$ dual to BTZ black holes, revealing new insights into horizon dynamics, the formation of 'reefs', and causal connectivity at varying temperatures.
Contribution
It introduces a novel grafted thermodynamics framework combining JT black holes and BCFT${}_2$, and analyzes the formation of 'reefs' and horizon disappearance as temperature decreases.
Findings
Revealed the 'reef' scale inside the horizon grows with decreasing temperature.
Discovered that at a critical temperature, horizons vanish and the spacetime becomes causally connected.
Extended thermodynamics to higher dimensions in the appendix.
Abstract
In this work, we study the end-of-the-world (EOW) branes anchored to the boundaries of BCFT dual to the BTZ black hole. First, we explore the thermodynamics of the boundary system consisting of the conformal boundary and two EOW branes. This thermodynamics is extended by the tension appearing as the effective cosmological constant of JT black holes on the EOW branes. The tension contribution is identified with the shadow entropy equivalent to the boundary entropy of the BCFT. The thermodynamics of the JT black holes and the bulk of BCFT can be combined into a novel grafted thermodynamics based on the first law. Second, we focus on the observer's view of the EOW branes by lowering the temperature. We show that the EOW branes generate a scale called ``reefs" inside the horizon. This scale also appears in the grafted thermodynamics. At high temperatures, observers on the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Astrophysical Phenomena and Observations · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
