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Logarithmic Corrections to Entropy of Extremal Black Hole Rajesh Gupta ICTP, Trieste June 26, 2014 Based on: 1311.6286 and 1402.2441 with S. Lal and S. Thakur Proposal Extremal black hole has AdS 2 factor in its near horizon geometry.


  1. Logarithmic Corrections to Entropy of Extremal Black Hole Rajesh Gupta ICTP, Trieste June 26, 2014 Based on: 1311.6286 and 1402.2441 with S. Lal and S. Thakur

  2. Proposal Extremal black hole has AdS 2 factor in it’s near horizon geometry. Quantum degeneracy associated to the horizon of extremal black hole with charge � q is given by, q ) = Z finite d hor ( � AdS 2 × K ( � q ) . (1) Thus the quantum corrected entropy is, S BH = ln d hor ( � q ) . (2)

  3. One can test this proposal by comparing with known examples. e.g. 1 4 th BPS black hole in N = 4 and 1 8 th BPS black hole in N = 8. Use this proposal to predict the quantum entropy in unknown cases. e.g. 1 2 -BPS black hole in N = 2. Both examples provide consistency checks of the proposal.

  4. Saddle points Large charge limit corresponds to semiclassical analysis. Hence we need to know saddle points of path integral. In 4 dim. leading contribution comes from AdS 2 × S 2 , ds 2 = a 2 � d η 2 + sinh 2 η d θ 2 � d ψ 2 + sin 2 ψ d φ 2 � + a 2 � (3) . It’s classical contribution is, � A H � A H ∼ a 2 . d hor ∼ Exp , (4) 4 There are other saddle points.

  5. Asymptotic analysis of N = 4 and 8 suggest saddle–points which are obtained by taking the Z N orbifold of AdS 2 × S 2 , � θ + 2 π N , φ − 2 π � ( θ, φ ) ≡ . (5) N It’s classical contribution is, � A H � d hor / N ∼ Exp . (6) 4 N same as microscopic answer.

  6. Logarithmic corrections We want to go beyond the classical contribution. We compute one loop partition function of the supergravity fields. We look for logarithmic corrections. These come from two derivative action of massless fields at one loop and indep. of massive fields.

  7. Integrated Heat Kernel and Determinant One loop determinant is given in terms of integrated heat kernel of the operator. K ( t ) = b 0 t 2 + b 1 Small t-expansion: t + b 2 + .. (7) Logarithmic correction is,   ln ( Z ) log ∼ 1 � n 0  ln ( A H ) .  b 2 + φ (1 − β φ ) (8) 2 φ n 0 φ is the number of zero modes and β φ is the scaling dimension of field.

  8. Zero modes ( n 0 φ ): Fields Unquotient Quotient β φ Vector 1 1 1 Gravity 6 2 2 gravitino 4 2 3

  9. Results Contribution of these saddle points: 1 4 - BPS black hole in N = 4 supergravity: � A H � × O (1) d hor / N ( � q ) = Exp (9) 4 N 1 8 - BPS black hole in N = 8 supergravity: � A H � d hor / N ( � q ) = Exp 4 N − 4 ln A H × O (1) (10)

  10. 1 2 - BPS black hole in N = 2 supergravity: � A H � 2 − N χ � � d hor / N ( � q ) = Exp 4 N + ln A H × O (1) (11) 24 Here , χ = 2( n V − n H + 1) (12) Implications and understanding of the result need more work.

  11. Thank You.

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