Zero-Mass Rotating Spacetimes in Four-Dimensional Horava Gravity
Mu-In Park, Hyung Won Lee

TL;DR
This paper finds exact rotating spacetime solutions in four-dimensional Horava gravity, revealing properties like ergospheres and Hawking temperatures in zero-mass black holes, and discusses their implications for black hole physics.
Contribution
It demonstrates that zero-mass Kerr and Kerr-(A)dS solutions are exact in Horava gravity for any IR Lorentz-violation parameter with a suitable cosmological constant.
Findings
Existence of ergospheres in zero-mass solutions.
Presence of non-zero Hawking temperature.
Implication of negative and positive mass black holes.
Abstract
We study a particular exact solution for rotating spacetimes in four-dimensional Horava gravity, which has been proposed as a renormalizable gravity model without the ghost problem. We show that the zero-mass Kerr spacetime or the zero-mass Kerr-(A)dS spacetime in Einstein gravity is an exact solution in four-dimensional Horava for an arbitrary IR Lorentz-violation parameter lambda, but with an appropriate cosmological constant. In particular, for the zero-mass topological Kerr-AdS black hole solution with the hyperbolic horizon topology or the zero-mass Kerr-dS cosmological solution with the spherical horizon topology, there exist the ergosphere and the non-vanishing (positive) Hawking temperature, which imply the existence of negative mass black holes as well as positive mass spacetimes, by losing its mass from the zero-mass ones via the Hawking radiation or Penrose process in the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Advanced Differential Geometry Research
