C-metric like vacuum with non-negative cosmological constant in five dimensions
Liu Zhao, Bin Zhu

TL;DR
This paper introduces an exact five-dimensional vacuum solution with a non-negative cosmological constant, featuring acceleration horizons and a static region, analyzed through detailed geometric and global structure examination.
Contribution
It presents a novel 5D vacuum solution with a C-metric-like form, including detailed analysis of horizons and global structure, and offers a geometric interpretation in the zero cosmological constant case.
Findings
The solution has no black hole horizons but features acceleration horizons.
The spacetime admits a Kaluza-Klein reduction to 4D Einstein gravity with additional fields.
The metric's global structure and horizon geometry are thoroughly characterized.
Abstract
We present and analyze an exact 5-dimensional vacuum solution of Einstein equation with non-negative cosmological constant written in a C-metric like coordinate. The metric does not contain any black hole horizons in it, but has two acceleration horizons and a static patch in between. The coordinate system, horizon geometry and global structures are analyzed in detail, and in the case of vanishing cosmological constant, a simple exterior geometric interpretation is given. The metric possesses a spacelike Killing coordinate besides the timelike coordinate , along which the spacetime can be dimensionally reduced via Kaluza-Klein mechanism and interpreted as Einstein gravity coupled to a 4 dimensional Liouville field (and a Maxwell field as well if a boost operation is performed before the Kaluza-Klein reduction).
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories
