Effective field theory of slowly-moving "extreme black holes"
Yoshitaka Degura, Kiyoshi Shiraishi (Yamaguchi University)
TL;DR
This paper develops a non-relativistic effective field theory for slowly-moving extreme black holes within Einstein-Maxwell-dilaton theory, analyzing their finite-temperature behavior and deriving the total energy of a classical many-body system.
Contribution
It introduces a novel effective field theory framework for extreme black holes with arbitrary dilaton coupling, extending understanding of their thermodynamics and collective properties.
Findings
Finite-temperature behavior characterized
Total energy of many-body system derived
Framework applicable to various dilaton couplings
Abstract
We consider the non-relativistic effective field theory of ``extreme black holes'' in the Einstein-Maxwell-dilaton theory with an arbitrary dilaton coupling. We investigate finite-temperature behavior of gas of ``extreme black holes'' using the effective theory. The total energy of the classical many-body system is also derived.
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