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The effect of Dilaton on the holographic complexity growth

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arxiv 1801.03638 v2 pith:BH4O3SPI submitted 2018-01-11 hep-th gr-qc

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keywords timefullgrowthactionbehaviorblackbounddilaton
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In this paper, we investigate the action growth in various backgrounds in Einstein-Maxwell-Dilaton theory. We calculate the full time evolution of action growth in AdS dilaton black hole and find it approaches the late time bound from above. We investigate the black hole which is asymptotically Lifshitz and obtain its late-time and full time behavior. We find the violation of Lloyd bound in late time limit and show the full time behavior exhibiting some new features for z sufficiently large.

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