Toy model for topology change transitions: Role of curvature corrections

Frolov, V. P.; Gorbonos, Dan

doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.79.024006

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Frolov, V. P., & Gorbonos, D. (2009). Toy model for topology change transitions: Role of curvature corrections. Physical Review D, 79(2): 024006. doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.79.024006.

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We consider properties of near-critical solutions describing a test static axisymmetric D-dimensional brane interacting with a bulk N-dimensional black hole (N > D). We focus our attention on the effects connected with curvature corrections to the brane action. Namely, we demonstrate that the second order phase transition in such a system is modified and becomes first order. We discuss possible consequences of these results for merger transitions between caged black holes and black strings.