Dynamical horizons and Super-Translation transitions of the horizon
arXiv:2009.09270 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.024046
Abstract
A condition is defined which determines if a supertranslation is induced in the course of a general evolution from one isolated horizon phase to another via a dynamical horizon. This condition fixes preferred slices on an isolated horizon and is preserved along an Isolated Horizon. If it is not preserved, in the course of a general evolution, then a supertranslation will be said to have been induced. A simple example of spherically symmetric dynamical horizons is studied to illustrate the conditions for inducing supertranslations.
arXiv comment18 pages, 3 figures
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