An explicit covariant formula for thermodynamic volume is derived that universally decomposes into explicit Lagrangian coupling dependence plus dynamical field response contributions.
Surface term, corner term, and action growth in F(Riemann) gravity theory
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After reformulating $F($Riemann$)$ gravity theory as a second derivative theory by introducing two auxiliary fields to the bulk action, we derive the surface term as well as the corner term supplemented to the bulk action for a generic non-smooth boundary such that the variational principle is well posed. We also introduce the counter term to make the boundary term invariant under the reparametrization for the null segment. Then as a demonstration of the power of our formalism, not only do we apply our expression for the full action to evaluate the corresponding action growth rate of the Wheeler-DeWitt patch in the Schwarzchild anti-de Sitter black hole for the $F(R)$ gravity and critical gravity, where the corresponding late time behavior recovers the previous one derived by other approaches, but also in the asymptotically Anti-de Sitter black hole for the critical Einsteinian cubic gravity, where the late time growth rate vanishes but still saturates the Lloyd bound.
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