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2011
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R. Emparan, T. Shiromizu, R. Suzuki, K. Tanabe and T. Tanaka, “Effective theory of Black Holes in the 1/D expansion,” JHEP 1506
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R. Emparan, R. Suzuki and K. Tanabe, “Evolution and End Point of the Black String Instability: Large D Solution,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 115
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Hydro-elastic Complementarity in Black Branes at large D

Emparan, Roberto, Izumi, Keisuke, Luna, Raimon et al.

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We obtain the effective theory for the non-linear dynamics of black branes---both neutral and charged, in asymptotically flat or Anti-deSitter spacetimes---to leading order in the inverse-dimensional expansion.

We find that black branes evolve as viscous fluids, but when they settle down they are more naturally viewed as solutions of an elastic soap-bubble theory.
The two views are complementary: the same variable is regarded in one case as the energy density of the fluid, in the other as the deformation of the elastic membrane.
The large-D theory captures finite-wavelength phenomena beyond the conventional reach of hydrodynamics.