Inflationary Behaviour in Axial-symmetric Gravitational Collapse
J.S.F. Chan, R.B. Mann

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that the interior of charged, spinning black holes formed through axially symmetric collapse is unstable to inflation of mass and angular momentum, with implications extending from (2+1) to (3+1) dimensions.
Contribution
It shows that black hole interiors are unstable to inflation of mass and angular momentum in axially symmetric collapse, extending results from (2+1) to (3+1) dimensions.
Findings
Black hole interiors exhibit instability to inflation of parameters.
Results derived in (2+1) dimensions are applicable to (3+1) dimensions.
Black holes formed from axially symmetric collapse are prone to internal inflation.
Abstract
We show that the interior of a charged, spinning black hole formed from a general axially symmetric gravitational collapse is unstable to inflation of both its mass and angular momentum parameters. Although our results are formulated in the context of -dimensional black holes, we argue that they are applicable to dimensions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics
