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Strategy to Construct Exact Solutions in Einstein-Scalar Gravities

In this article we propose a new efficient strategy to construct exact solutions of Einstein gravities with a minimally coupled self-interacting scalar field. The strategy is to use the symmetry of the equations of motion (EOMs) to give a proper ansatz for scalar field first, then derive the metric and the corresponding scalar potential later. Using this strategy we give a simple example of constructing exact circular solutions in three dimensional gravities, these solutions contain the HMTZ black holes as a special case and some other new solutions. We also talk about thermodynamics of these exact solutions. This strategy also works for other metrics and in higher dimensional spacetime if their EOMs admit a scalar invariance.

preprint2015arXivOpen access

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