Super Penrose Process for Kerr Black Hole And White Hole in Rainbow Gravity
Shun Jiang

TL;DR
This paper investigates how rainbow gravity influences the super Penrose process near extremal Kerr black holes and white holes, showing that high-energy particles may not enter black holes but can enable the process in white holes, depending on rainbow functions.
Contribution
It introduces the effect of rainbow gravity on the super Penrose process, revealing conditions under which it becomes possible or impossible for extremal Kerr black holes and white holes.
Findings
Rainbow gravity can prevent high-energy particles from entering black holes.
Super Penrose process is possible for Kerr white holes under certain rainbow gravity conditions.
Existence of a critical energy threshold affects particle trajectories near black holes.
Abstract
Recently, O.B.Zaslavskii considers the collision near the horizon of the extremal Kerr black hole that produces two particles and one of two particles has divergent conserved killing energy(the so called super Penrose process). O.B.Zaslavskii shows this particle can not move in a asymptotic region in this universe. This means super Penrose process for extremal Kerr black hole is impossible. However, recently, Mandar Patil and Tomohiro Harada show this particle can enter event horizon, turns back and emerges through white hole event horizon into asymptotic region in other universe. This means super Penrose process for extremal Kerr white hole is possible. During this progress, they assume this high energy particle's trajectory is geodesic in Kerr background. However, according to rainbow gravity, an unbounded energy particle will change the spacetime background and observe different…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAstrophysical Phenomena and Observations · Relativity and Gravitational Theory · Experimental and Theoretical Physics Studies
