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Spontaneous scalarization in general scalar-vector-tensor theory

Jan. 30 - 14:30 - 2020

Speaker: Tomohiro Nakamura (Nagoya University)

Title: Spontaneous scalarization in general scalar-vector-tensor theory

Abstract:
Spontaneous scalarization is an interesting phenomenon that black holes with a sufficiently large mass or charge spontaneously transit to a solution with scalar hair in some class of theories. We investigate this phenomenon in general scalar-vector-tensor theory and found a new class of theories where black holes exhibit scalarization due to both gravity and charge effects. In this talk, I will introduce general scalar-vector-tensor model and show our model could be the only new possibility for scalarization by proving no hair theorem for a particular class. Then, I will present there is a parameter region where scalarization can happen and the hairy solutions in our model. I also discuss the difference between the results of our model and the results of previously known models, e.g. Extended scalar-tensor-Gauss-Bonnet model, Einstein-Maxwell-scalar model.

Room: Sala de Reuniões e Seminários (2nd Floor of physics building)

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