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Hauptverfasser: Riojas, Marcos, Sun, Hao-Yu
Format: Preprint
Veröffentlicht: 2023
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Online-Zugang:https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.16034
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author Riojas, Marcos
Sun, Hao-Yu
author_facet Riojas, Marcos
Sun, Hao-Yu
contents In this letter, we show the Unruh temperature of the photon sphere for an AdS$_4$-Schwarzschild black hole can be determined holographically from the retarded Green's function and is proportional to its circumference according to a boundary observer. We then sharpen the conjecture that the photon sphere, as seen by a boundary observer, is the spatial Fourier transform of the response function. The conjecture is found to be in excellent agreement with our numerics after certain long-lived excitations -- associated with geodesics traveling between boundary points -- are removed from the response, which is then controlled by the short-lived excitations of the AdS black hole.
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spellingShingle The Photon Sphere and Response Functions in Holography
Riojas, Marcos
Sun, Hao-Yu
High Energy Physics - Theory
In this letter, we show the Unruh temperature of the photon sphere for an AdS$_4$-Schwarzschild black hole can be determined holographically from the retarded Green's function and is proportional to its circumference according to a boundary observer. We then sharpen the conjecture that the photon sphere, as seen by a boundary observer, is the spatial Fourier transform of the response function. The conjecture is found to be in excellent agreement with our numerics after certain long-lived excitations -- associated with geodesics traveling between boundary points -- are removed from the response, which is then controlled by the short-lived excitations of the AdS black hole.
title The Photon Sphere and Response Functions in Holography
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.16034