Optimal Control Theory of the (2+1)-Dimensional BTZ Black Hole

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Main Authors: Radomirov, M., Rashkov, R. C., Stoilov, G. S., Vetsov, T.
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Published: 2025
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author Radomirov, M.
Rashkov, R. C.
Stoilov, G. S.
Vetsov, T.
author_facet Radomirov, M.
Rashkov, R. C.
Stoilov, G. S.
Vetsov, T.
contents We apply a finite-time geometric optimization framework to investigate thermal fluctuations and (non)equilibrium optimal processes in the $(2+1)$-dimensional BTZ black hole. Employing Hessian thermodynamic information metrics, we construct geodesic trajectories that define optimal protocols connecting distinct thermodynamic configurations. Finite-time state transitions are described by paths that extremize entropy production or energy dissipation, depending on the chosen thermodynamic representation. This work presents the first formulation of a geometric optimal control theory for the BTZ black hole.
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spellingShingle Optimal Control Theory of the (2+1)-Dimensional BTZ Black Hole
Radomirov, M.
Rashkov, R. C.
Stoilov, G. S.
Vetsov, T.
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
We apply a finite-time geometric optimization framework to investigate thermal fluctuations and (non)equilibrium optimal processes in the $(2+1)$-dimensional BTZ black hole. Employing Hessian thermodynamic information metrics, we construct geodesic trajectories that define optimal protocols connecting distinct thermodynamic configurations. Finite-time state transitions are described by paths that extremize entropy production or energy dissipation, depending on the chosen thermodynamic representation. This work presents the first formulation of a geometric optimal control theory for the BTZ black hole.
title Optimal Control Theory of the (2+1)-Dimensional BTZ Black Hole
topic General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.06931