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Generalized Entropy and higher derivative Gravity Joan Camps DAMTP, Cambridge based on 1310.6659, see also 1310.5713 by Xi Dong Oxford, 27 May 2014

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Page 1: Generalized Entropy and higher derivative Gravity · Comments on the new formula • It reduces to Wald’s for stationary cases (trivially) • For Lovelock Gravity, it gives the

Generalized Entropy and

higher derivative Gravity

Joan CampsDAMTP, Cambridge

based on 1310.6659, see also 1310.5713 by Xi Dong

Oxford, 27 May 2014

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Entropy in General Relativity

�S � 0

dM = TdS + !dJ

I =1

16⇡G

Z p�gd

DxR

Bekenstein, Hawking

S =A4G

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AdS/CFTMaldacena

gµ⌫ AdSD

CFTD�1

N ! 1� ! 1

h |O| iZAdSD = ZCFTD�1

ZAdSD ⇡ e�IE [gµ⌫ ]

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Entanglement in AdS/CFTRyu, Takayanagi

| i

A

S =1

4Gmin(A)

Amongst many virtues, this formula makes transparent some properties of entanglement otherwise hidden

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• Such corrections are predicted in String Theory (essential to the great success in microscopic accounts of entropy)

• Deformations of AdS/CFT: playground, robustness, universality

• It is an interesting problem per se

Why higher derivatives

⌘/s c 6= a

I =1

16⇡G

Z p�gd

Dx

�R+ ↵

0Riem2 + . . .

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Entropy for higher derivative theories

�S � 0

dM = TdS + !dJ

I =

Z p�gd

DxL(Rµ⌫⇢�,rµ, gµ⌫)

S = �2⇡

Z

W

p�dD�2� ✏µ⌫✏⇢�

�L�Rµ⌫⇢�

����W

Wald

???

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What this talk is about

• Review of an understanding of the origin of the Ryu-Takayangi proposal

• Use this understanding to derive a formula for higher derivative gravity

• Warning: This talk is about a calculation

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Overview

• Generalized entropy

• Replica trick

• Gravity dual of the replica trick

• Action of regularised cones

• Comments on the new entropy

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Generalized EntropyLewkowycz, Maldacena

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Entanglement entropy| i

AA

⇢A = trA| ih |

SA = �tr (⇢A log ⇢A)

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Entanglement entropy| i

AA

⇢A = trA| ih |

A A

| i = 1p2|�iA|+iA +

1p2|+iA|�iA

⇢A =

✓1/2 00 1/2

◆SA = log 2

SA = �tr (⇢A log ⇢A)

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Setup

A

AA

| iCFT

CFT

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Setup

A

| iCFT

A

Casini, Huerta, Myers

A

⇢CFT

HorizonA

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Replica trickS = �tr(⇢ log ⇢)Entanglement Entropy

Trick: Consider Rényi entropies Sn =

log(tr⇢n)

1� n

S = lim

n!1Sn = � @n log tr (⇢

n)|n=1

A

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Path Integral calculation 1(x)

2(x) h 1|⇢| 2i✓

Field theory directions

Euclidean time

Quantum amplitude

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Path Integral calculation 1(x)

2(x) h 1|⇢| 2iX

i

h i|⇢| ii = tr⇢✓ ✓

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Path Integral calculation 1(x)

2(x) h 1|⇢| 2iX

i

h i|⇢| ii = tr⇢✓ ✓

tr⇢2 =X

i

X

j

h i|⇢| jih j |⇢| ii

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Path Integral calculation 1(x)

2(x) h 1|⇢| 2iX

i

h i|⇢| ii = tr⇢

tr⇢2

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

=

Page 19: Generalized Entropy and higher derivative Gravity · Comments on the new formula • It reduces to Wald’s for stationary cases (trivially) • For Lovelock Gravity, it gives the

Gravity dual

Z’FT’ = tr⇢ ⇡ e�I1

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Gravity dual

n = 1

n = 2

n = 3tr (⇢n)

(tr⇢)n⇡ e�In

e�nI1

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Generalized entropy

tr (⇢n)

(tr⇢)n⇡ e�In

e�nI1

In

I1

S = lim

n!1Sn = � @n log

tr (⇢n)

(tr⇢)n

����n=1

Entanglement entropy:Replica trick

Gravity saddlepoint

Gravitational entropy S = @n (In � nI1)|n=1

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Replica manipulations

�n⇥ = �

= �

In I1n

Z 2⇡

0d✓ =

Z 2⇡n

0d✓

S = @n (In � nI1)|n=1

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Replica manipulations

� �( )

S = @n (In � nI1)|n=1

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Replica manipulations

�( ) +

O�(n� 1)2

S = @n (In � nI1)|n=1

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Replica manipulations

�( )S = @n (I[ ])|n=1

+

O�(n� 1)2

S = @n (In � nI1)|n=1

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Recap

• Replica trick: EE and loops in eucl. time

• Assume ‘holography’

• Entanglement entropy becomes:

S = @n (I[ ])|n=1

Z’FT’ ⇡ e�In

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The calculation

S = @n (I[ ])|n=1

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First, assume euclidean time independence

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Adapted coordinates

�a

W

�ab

x

1

x

2

✓ ⇠ ✓ + 2⇡

ds2 = dr2 + r2d✓2 + �abd�ad�b + . . .

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Adapted coordinates

✓ ⇠ ✓ + 2⇡n

(n� 1)

�a

W

�ab

x

1

x

2

ds2 = dr2 + r2d✓2 + �abd�ad�b + . . .

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Adapted coordinates

✓ ⇠ ✓ + 2⇡n

(n� 1)

�a

W

�ab

x

1

x

2

ds2 = dr2 + r2d✓2 + �abd�ad�b + . . .

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Regulated cones

A

1

r

0

✓ ⇠ ✓ + 2⇡n

⇤vol = ⇤

2

r2d✓2/n2

r2d✓2

ds2 = dr2 + r2✓1� n� 1

nA(r2/⇤2)

◆2

d✓2 + �abd�ad�b + . . .

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Entropy

�Rµ⌫⇢� =1

⇤2

n� 1

n

1

y

d2(yA(y2))

dy2✏µ⌫✏⇢�

⇤ ! 0

S = �2⇡

Z

W

p�dD�2� ✏µ⌫✏⇢�

�L�Rµ⌫⇢�

����W

S = @n (I[ ])|n=1

r = ⇤y

�I =�I

�Riem�Riem

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Comments

• Wald’s entropy

• Regulation independent

• Assumed Euclidean time stationarity: No extrinsic curvature

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More generally...

W

�ab

�ax

1

x

2

ds2 =

⇥�ab � 2

�Kab

1 r cos ✓ +Kab2 r sin ✓

�⇤d�ad�b

+dr2 + r2d✓2 + . . .

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More generally...

W

�ab

�ax

1

x

2

ds2 =

�ab � 2

�Kab

1 r cos ✓ +Kab2 r sin ✓

� ⇣ r

⌘(n�1)B(r2/⇤2)�d�ad�b

+dr2 + r2✓1� n� 1

nA(r2/⇤2

)

◆2

d✓2 + . . .

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Why the new termsKab

1 r cos ✓⇣ r

⌘(n�1)B(r2/⇤2)⇡ Kab

1 r cos ✓⇣ r

⌘(n�1)

✓ = n✓ ✓ ⇠ ✓ + 2⇡

⇤ x

1= r cos

˜

⇤x

1x

2

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Why the new termsKab

1 r cos ✓⇣ r

⌘(n�1)B(r2/⇤2)⇡ Kab

1 r cos ✓⇣ r

⌘(n�1)

✓ = n✓ ✓ ⇠ ✓ + 2⇡

An analogous analysis applies to terms beyond extrinsic curvature (higher powers of r)

n = 2

x

1= r cos

˜

Kab1 r

ncos(n

˜

✓)

n�1�! Kab

1 (x

1)

2 � (x

2)

2

⇤x

1x

2

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Entropy contributions

⇤ ! 0

�Riem ⇠ (n� 1)K

�S ⇠Z

p�dD�2�

@2L@Riem2K

2

W

�ab

�ax

1

x

2

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The subtlety

limn!1

@n

Z 1

0dy (n� 1)2y2n�3e�y2

limn!1

@n

✓(n� 1)2

�(n� 1)

2

◆=

1

2

�S ⇠Z

p�dD�2�

@2L@Riem2K

2

S = @n (I[ ])|n=1

A(y2)

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Comments on the new formula

• It reduces to Wald’s for stationary cases (trivially)

• For Lovelock Gravity, it gives the Jacobson-Myers entropy functional

• Disagrees with Wald-Iyer’s

S ⇠Z

W

p�dD�2�

✓@L

@Riem+

@2L@Riem2K

2

de Boer et alMyers et al

Fursaev et al

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Final remarks

• First principles derivation of Ryu-Takayanagi

• Euclidean space essential: Lorentzian?

• Multiple regions?

• Holographic emergence of space?

• Non-stationary entropy? Second law?

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The final formulaS =

Z

W

p� dD�2�

✓�(1)Rµ⌫⇢�

�L�Rµ⌫⇢�

+ �(2)Rµ⌫⇢�⌧⇡⇠⇣@2L

@Rµ⌫⇢� @R⌧⇡⇠⇣

◆����W

?⌫�⇡⇣=?⌫⇡?�⇣ + ?⌫⇣?⇡� � ?⌫�?⇡⇣

?⌫�⇡⇣ =?⌫⇡ ✏�⇣+ ?�⇣ ✏⌫⇡

W�ab

�a

?µ⌫

✏µ⌫

Wald New�(1)Rµ⌫

⇢� = �2⇡✏µ⌫✏⇢�

�(2)Rµ⌫⇢�

⌧⇡⇠⇣ =4⇡

⇣K[µ

[⇢|i| ?⌫]�]

[⇡[⇣K⌧ ]

⇠]j ?ij +K[µ[⇢|k|?⌫]

�][⇡

[⇣K⌧ ]⇠]l✏kl

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A further refinementZ

p�dD�2�K2 @2L

@Riem2 �!Z

p�dD�2�K2

X

1

1 + q↵

@2L@Riem2

����↵

q↵ =

1

2

(# of Kabi s) +1

2

(# of Raijk s) + (# of Rab(ij) s)

Dong

Orthogonal Parallel

limn!1

@n

Z 1

0dy (n� 1)2y2n�3e�y2 �

yn�1K�t

=(K)t

1 + t/2