Self-force on a scalar point charge in the long throat
arXiv:1111.6286 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2010.08.020
Abstract
An analytic method is presented which allows for the computation of the self-force for a static particle with a scalar charge in the region of an ultrastatic spacetime which one can call the long throat. The method is based on the approximate WKB solution of a radial mode equation for a scalar field. This field is assumed to be massless, with a coupling to the scalar curvature is satisfying the condition .
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