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Holographic dual of extended black hole thermodynamics
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By respecting the conformal symmetry of the dual CFT, and treating the conformal factor of the AdS boundary as a thermodynamic parameter, we formulate the holographic first law that is exactly dual to the first law of extended black hole thermodynamics with variable cosmological constant but fixed Newton's constant.
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