Kinematics of evaporating black holes
G. A. Vilkovisky (Lebedev Institute)

TL;DR
This paper explores the kinematic properties of evaporating black holes within the semiclassical regime, demonstrating that their metrics can be described purely through Bondi charges without detailed quantum calculations.
Contribution
It introduces a purely kinematic description of black hole metrics in the semiclassical region using Bondi charges, bypassing complex quantum computations.
Findings
The metric in the semiclassical region is expressed through Bondi charges.
Quantum calculations are limited to radiation at infinity.
Ultraviolet ignorance does not affect the metric description.
Abstract
The correspondence principle and causality divide the spacetime of a macroscopic collapsing mass into three regions: classical, semiclassical, and ultraviolet. The semiclassical region covers the entire evolution of the black hole from the macroscopic to the microscopic scale if the latter is reached. It is shown that the metric in the semiclassical region is expressed purely kinematically through the Bondi charges. The only quantum calculation needed is the one of radiation at infinity. The ultraviolet ignorance of semiclassical theory is irrelevant. The metric with arbitrary Bondi charges is obtained and studied.
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