Abstract
Subtracted geometries are black hole solutions of the four dimensional STU
model with rather interesting ties to asymptotically flat black holes. In
addition, a peculiar feature is that the solutions to the Klein-Gordon equation
on this subtracted background can be organized according to representations of
the conformal group \$SO(2,2)\$. We test if this behavior persists for the
linearized fluctuations of gravitational and matter fields on static,
electrically charged backgrounds of this kind. We find that there is a
subsector of the modes that do display conformal symmetry, while some modes do
not. We also discuss two different effective actions that describe these
subtracted geometries and how the spectrum of quasinormal modes is dramatically
different depending upon the action used.
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