Entropy bounds for massive scalar field in positive curvature space
E. Elizalde, A. C. Tort

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the thermodynamics of a massive scalar field in a positively curved space, extending entropy bounds analysis beyond the conformal case and establishing new mass-dependent entropy ratios that satisfy key bounds.
Contribution
It provides explicit thermodynamic calculations for a massive scalar field in curved space, extending previous conformal case analyses to include mass effects and verifying entropy bounds.
Findings
Mass-dependent entropy ratios satisfy Bekenstein's and Verlinde's bounds at high temperatures.
Explicit thermodynamic functions are calculated for low- and high-temperature regimes.
The analysis extends entropy bounds to non-conformal, massive scalar fields in curved space.
Abstract
We consider a massive scalar field with arbitrary coupling in space, which mimics the thermal expanding universe, and calculate explicitly all relevant thermodynamical functions in the low- and high-temperature regimes, extending previous analysis of entropy bounds and entropy/energy ratios performed in the conformal case. For high temperatures, new mass-dependent entropy ratios are established which, differently to the conformal limit, fulfil Bekenstein's and Verlinde's bounds in the physical region.
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