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| author | Ashok, Sujay K. Troost, Jan |
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| contents | We enlarge the set of explicit classical solutions to the Liouville equation with three singularities to the cases with mixed hyperbolic and elliptic monodromies. We analyze the large hyperbolic monodromy limit of the solutions and the farthest geodesics looping one hyperbolic singularity. These two-dimensional geometries describe a time-symmetric spatial slice of a solution to three-dimensional general relativity. The geodesics are reinterpreted as snapshots of horizons of evolving black holes. We study the spatial slice with three horizons of very heavy black holes in some detail. We use uniform saddle point integration to present the Liouville and heavy black hole geometries in terms of simpler special functions. These make a detailed analysis of mixed particle and black hole geometries possible. |
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| spellingShingle | Mixed Solutions to the Liouville Equation Ashok, Sujay K. Troost, Jan High Energy Physics - Theory General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology We enlarge the set of explicit classical solutions to the Liouville equation with three singularities to the cases with mixed hyperbolic and elliptic monodromies. We analyze the large hyperbolic monodromy limit of the solutions and the farthest geodesics looping one hyperbolic singularity. These two-dimensional geometries describe a time-symmetric spatial slice of a solution to three-dimensional general relativity. The geodesics are reinterpreted as snapshots of horizons of evolving black holes. We study the spatial slice with three horizons of very heavy black holes in some detail. We use uniform saddle point integration to present the Liouville and heavy black hole geometries in terms of simpler special functions. These make a detailed analysis of mixed particle and black hole geometries possible. |
| title | Mixed Solutions to the Liouville Equation |
| topic | High Energy Physics - Theory General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.02196 |