The authors construct a massive propagating scalar for coupling constants via a defect-based kinetic term that preserves conserved charges and original black hole solutions on constant-coupling configurations.
First law of black hole thermodynamics and Smarr formula with a cosmological constant,
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Presents the first analytic singly rotating near-horizon solution in 5D Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet gravity with finite curvature invariants for limited rotation.
Using two scalar-gauge pairs and the off-shell ADT formalism in a modified Einstein-Hilbert theory, the authors derive conserved charges for mass, cosmological constant, and G that yield a consistent extended thermodynamic first law and Smarr formula.
Conserved charges built from a Kerr-Schild background show the first law requires the Killing vector and AdS background to be held fixed, explaining why the rotating-frame energy F fails while E works, and why the geometric volume appears in the β Smarr relation.
Maxwell theory with auxiliary fields for the coupling constant breaks symmetries that BFT restores, making the original theory a gauge-fixed version of the extended symmetric theory.
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Presents the first analytic singly rotating near-horizon solution in 5D Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet gravity with finite curvature invariants for limited rotation.
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Gravitational constant as a conserved charge in black hole thermodynamics
Using two scalar-gauge pairs and the off-shell ADT formalism in a modified Einstein-Hilbert theory, the authors derive conserved charges for mass, cosmological constant, and G that yield a consistent extended thermodynamic first law and Smarr formula.
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The Role of the Volume in Black Hole Thermodynamics
Conserved charges built from a Kerr-Schild background show the first law requires the Killing vector and AdS background to be held fixed, explaining why the rotating-frame energy F fails while E works, and why the geometric volume appears in the β Smarr relation.
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Extended symmetry of the Maxwell theory with a gauge coupling constant as a conserved charge
Maxwell theory with auxiliary fields for the coupling constant breaks symmetries that BFT restores, making the original theory a gauge-fixed version of the extended symmetric theory.