The universal phase space of AdS3 gravity

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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We describe what can be called the "universal" phase space of AdS3 gravity, in which the moduli spaces of globally hyperbolic AdS spacetimes with compact spatial sections, as well as the moduli spaces of multi black hole spacetimes are realized as submanifolds. The universal phase space is parameterized by two copies of the universal Teichmuller space T(1). The parameterization is obtained from the correspondence between maximal surfaces in AdS3 and quasi-symmetric homeomorphisms of the unit circle. This yields a symplectic map from T^\starT(1) to T(1)xT(1) generalizing the well-known Mess map in the compact spatial surface setting. We also relate our parametrization to the Chern-Simons formulation of 2+1 gravity and, infinitesimally, to the holographic (Fefferman-Graham) description. In particular, we relate the charges arising in the holographic description (such as the mass and angular momentum of an AdS3 spacetime) to the periods of the quadratic differentials arising via the Bers embedding of T(1)xT(1).

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