Unstable ‘black branes’ from scaled membranes at large D

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It has recently been demonstrated that the dynamics of black holes at large D can be recast as a set of non gravitational membrane equations. These membrane equations admit a simple static solution with shape SD−p−2×Rp,1. In this note we study the equations for small fluctuations about this solution in a limit in which amplitude and length scale of the fluctuations are simultaneously scaled to zero as D is taken to infinity. We demonstrate that the resultant nonlinear equations, which capture the Gregory-Laflamme instability and its end point, exactly agree with the effective dynamical ‘black brane’ equations of Emparan Suzuki and Tanabe. Our results thus identify the ‘black brane’ equations as a special limit of the membrane equations and so unify these approaches to large D black hole dynamics.

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Dandekar, Y., Mazumdar, S., Minwalla, S., & Saha, A. (2016). Unstable ‘black branes’ from scaled membranes at large D. Journal of High Energy Physics, 2016(12). https://doi.org/10.1007/JHEP12(2016)140

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