Relativistic tidal heating of Hamiltonian quasi-local boundary expressions
Lau Loi So

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that various Hamiltonian quasi-local boundary expressions consistently yield the same tidal heating result, confirming its uniqueness and highlighting fundamental differences from pseudo-tensor methods.
Contribution
It introduces a new Hamiltonian quasi-local boundary expression that confirms the uniqueness of tidal heating calculations and clarifies differences from pseudo-tensor approaches.
Findings
All methods agree with Newtonian results
Tidal heating is shown to be unique as predicted by Thorne
Pseudo-tensor and quasi-local methods are fundamentally different
Abstract
Purdue and Favata calculate the tidal heating used certain classical pseudotensors. Booth and Creighton employed the quasi-local mass formalism of Brown and York to demonstrate the same subject. All of them give the result matched with the Newtonian theory. Here we present another Hamiltonian quasi-local boundary expressions and all give the same desired value. This indicates that the tidal heating is unique as Thorne predicted. Moreover, we discovered that the pseudo-tensor method and quasi-local method are fundamentally different.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSpectral Theory in Mathematical Physics · Gas Dynamics and Kinetic Theory · Quantum chaos and dynamical systems
