After considering the generalized uncertainty principle, we discuss the quantum tunneling radiation of a fivedimensional Sehwarzschild anti de Sitter black hole. The radiation spectrum and the correction value of the ...After considering the generalized uncertainty principle, we discuss the quantum tunneling radiation of a fivedimensional Sehwarzschild anti de Sitter black hole. The radiation spectrum and the correction value of the Bekenstein-- Hawking entropy are derived. In a five-dimensional black hole the one order correction term in the Bekenstein-Hawking entropy correction term is proportional to the third power of the area, and the logarithmic correction term is a twoorder small quantity. The correction term is related to the dimension constant introduced in the generalized uncertainty principle. Because the black hole entropy is not divergent, the lowest value of the five-dimensional Schwarzschild anti de Sitter black hole horizon radius is obtained. After considering the generalized uncertainty principle, the radiation spectrum is still consistent with normalization theory.展开更多
基金Project supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi Province, China (Grant No. 2006011012)the Shanxi Datong University Doctoral Sustentation Fund, China
文摘After considering the generalized uncertainty principle, we discuss the quantum tunneling radiation of a fivedimensional Sehwarzschild anti de Sitter black hole. The radiation spectrum and the correction value of the Bekenstein-- Hawking entropy are derived. In a five-dimensional black hole the one order correction term in the Bekenstein-Hawking entropy correction term is proportional to the third power of the area, and the logarithmic correction term is a twoorder small quantity. The correction term is related to the dimension constant introduced in the generalized uncertainty principle. Because the black hole entropy is not divergent, the lowest value of the five-dimensional Schwarzschild anti de Sitter black hole horizon radius is obtained. After considering the generalized uncertainty principle, the radiation spectrum is still consistent with normalization theory.
