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We study the finite-temperature properties of the Randall-Sundrum model inthe presence of brane-localized curvature. At high temperature, as dictated byAdS/CFT, the theory is in a confined phase dual to the planar AdS black hole.When the radion is stabilized, \`a la Goldberger-Wise, a holographicfirst-order phase transition proceeds. The brane-localized curvaturecontributes to the radion kinetic energy, substantially decreasing the criticalbubble energy. Contrary to previous results, the phase transition completes atmuch larger values of $N$, the number of degrees of freedom in the CFT.Moreover, the field value of the bulk scalar on the TeV-brane is allowed tobecome large, while remaining consistent with back-reaction constraints.Assisted by this fact, we find that for a wide region in the parameter spacetunneling happens rather quickly, i.e. the nucleation temperature becomes ofthe order of the critical temperature. At zero temperature, the most importantsignature of brane-localized curvature is the reduction of spin-2 Kaluza-Kleingraviton masses and a heavier radion.

A rapid holographic phase transition with brane-localized curvature