Back reaction effects in black hole spacetimes

We solve the semiclassical Einstein equations for the static spherically symmetric case. Using expressions for the renormalized 〈Tμv〉, we study the effects of the back reaction on black hole spacetimes at the one-loop level. Two different situtaions appear depending on the graviton-matter balance. I...

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Autores principales: Loustó, C.O., Sánchez, N.
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spelling todo:paper_03702693_v212_n4_p411_Lousto2023-10-03T15:28:41Z Back reaction effects in black hole spacetimes Loustó, C.O. Sánchez, N. We solve the semiclassical Einstein equations for the static spherically symmetric case. Using expressions for the renormalized 〈Tμv〉, we study the effects of the back reaction on black hole spacetimes at the one-loop level. Two different situtaions appear depending on the graviton-matter balance. If matter is relevant, the temperature is increased and thus the lifetime decreased from their standard values TH= 1 8πMand τH=CM3. If the graviton is dominant T is smaller than TH and more important, it can have a maximum at M≈Mp and then go to zero. The connection with string theory is discussed. © 1988. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03702693_v212_n4_p411_Lousto
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description We solve the semiclassical Einstein equations for the static spherically symmetric case. Using expressions for the renormalized 〈Tμv〉, we study the effects of the back reaction on black hole spacetimes at the one-loop level. Two different situtaions appear depending on the graviton-matter balance. If matter is relevant, the temperature is increased and thus the lifetime decreased from their standard values TH= 1 8πMand τH=CM3. If the graviton is dominant T is smaller than TH and more important, it can have a maximum at M≈Mp and then go to zero. The connection with string theory is discussed. © 1988.
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author Loustó, C.O.
Sánchez, N.
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Back reaction effects in black hole spacetimes
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title Back reaction effects in black hole spacetimes
title_short Back reaction effects in black hole spacetimes
title_full Back reaction effects in black hole spacetimes
title_fullStr Back reaction effects in black hole spacetimes
title_full_unstemmed Back reaction effects in black hole spacetimes
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