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Geometry as Thermodynamics:Entropy Stationarity and Horizon Residues
Thermodynamic descriptions of gravity involve both variational conditions for spacetime dynamics and analytic structures associated with horizons. We examine their relation while keeping their assumptions distinct. First, we present an explicit derivation of the Einstein equation from the establishe
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