Redshift as a stretching factor in rotating graphene wormholes
arXiv:2409.01278 · doi:10.1007/s13538-024-01600-0
Abstract
In this paper, we discuss an extension of the geometric description of graphene wormholes in a non-inertial situation. We present an effective metric that describes the wormhole connection between two graphene sheets with matter content in rotation. Additionally, a stretching term as a function of the classical redshift of space has been found and discussed. We also explore the influence of a rotation term on quantum holonomy, recovering previous results found for the static case.
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