On Reflectivity of Quantum Black Hole Horizons
arXiv:1905.00464 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2020/04/016
Abstract
We study the reflectivity of quantum black hole (BH) horizons using detailed balance and fluctuation-dissipation theorem, finding a universal flux reflectivity given by the Boltzmann factor , where is frequency in the horizon frame and is the Hawking temperature. This implies CP-symmetry (or topology) of the extended BH spacetime. We then briefly discuss related physical implications: We predict echoes in the ringdown of Kerr BHs, but they do not exhibit ergoregion instability. The viscosity in the membrane paradigm is modified to , only approaching General Relativistic value at high frequencies.
arXiv comment15 pages, 5 figures, appendixes added
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