2022
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2201.12295
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Instability of the Kerr Cauchy horizon under linearised gravitational perturbations

Abstract: This paper establishes a mathematical proof of the blue-shift instability at the sub-extremal Kerr Cauchy horizon for the linearised vacuum Einstein equations. More precisely, we exhibit conditions on the s " `2 Teukolsky field, consisting of suitable integrated upper and lower bounds on the decay along the event horizon, that ensure that the Teukolsky field, with respect to a frame that is regular at the Cauchy horizon, becomes singular. The conditions are in particular satisfied by solutions of the Teukolsky… Show more

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“…Proof. (87) follows immediately from (86), (53) and the fact that B −1/2 is a bijection from H to D. As / D, D x and D ϕ commute with B, (88) follows from (87). To prove the two estimates in (89), we use (87) and (88) with the following two identities,…”
Section: The Comparison Operatormentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…Proof. (87) follows immediately from (86), (53) and the fact that B −1/2 is a bijection from H to D. As / D, D x and D ϕ commute with B, (88) follows from (87). To prove the two estimates in (89), we use (87) and (88) with the following two identities,…”
Section: The Comparison Operatormentioning
confidence: 93%
“…[11,16,28,46,56] for a general overview on the maximal analytic extensions. Also see [32,34,53] for brief descriptions of the constructions relevant to the interior of black holes.…”
Section: The Kerr-newman(-anti)-de Sitter Metricsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For intrinsic definitions and properties of these spaces, see also the original work [NP66], or [DHR19a] or [Sbi22]. In large parts of the physics literature on spin s-weighted functions, readers will likely also encounter the eth operators (eth referring to the Old English letter ð):…”
Section: Computing a Few Higher-order Limitsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In these two H 1 loc -inextendibility results, they both rely on conservation laws associated to Killing vector fields to derive the lower bound for the energy flux on a hypersurface transversally asymptotic to the Cauchy horizon. Recently, Luk-Oh-Shlapentokh-Rothman [38] reproved the H 1 loc -inextendibility result of [35] in R-N spacetimes by analyzing the scattering map near 0 time-frequency, and Sbierski [58] adapted this approach to show the instability of the Kerr Cauchy horizon for the linearized gravity by assuming suitable integrated upper and lower bounds of decay on the event horizon 10 .…”
Section: Main Statement and Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%