Photon Decay at the Schwarzschild Horizon
B. Altschul, R. Jackiw

TL;DR
This paper explores the theoretical possibility of photon decay near a Schwarzschild black hole horizon, proposing a mechanism based on dimensional reduction that could imply emergent gravity phenomena.
Contribution
It introduces a novel decay mechanism for photons near the horizon, linking emergent gravity theories with observable quantum effects in curved spacetime.
Findings
Proposes a decay mechanism for photons near the horizon
Links dimensional reduction to photon decay
Suggests implications for emergent gravity theories
Abstract
A recent proposal that gravity theory is an emergent phenomenon also entails the possibility of photon decay near the Schwarzschild event horizon. We present a possible mechanism for such decay, which utilizes a dimensional reduction near the horizon.
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