Cauchy-horizon singularity inside perturbed Kerr black holes
arXiv:1601.05120 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.93.041501
Abstract
The Cauchy horizon inside a perturbed Kerr black hole develops an instability that transforms it into a curvature singularity. We solve for the linearized Weyl scalars and and for the curvature scalar along outgoing null rays approaching the Cauchy horizon in the interior of perturbed Kerr black holes using the Teukolsky equation, and compare our results with those found in perturbation analysis. Our results corroborate the previous perturbation analysis result that at its early parts the Cauchy horizon evolves into a deformationally-weak, null, scalar-curvature singularity. We find excellent agreement for , where are advanced and retarded times, respectively. We do find, however, that the exponential growth rate of approaching the singularity is dramatically slower than that found in perturbation analysis, and that the angular frequency is in excellent agreement.
5 pages, 6 figures in main paper. A 3 page erratum (to be published in PRD) with 3 figures and a corrected table appended. We report in the erratum that we find also the magnitude of and of the curvature scalar to agree with perturbation analysis
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