Remark on formation of colored black holes via fine tuning

Abstract

In a recent paper (gr-qc/9903081) Choptuik, Hirschmann, and Marsa have discovered the scaling law for the lifetime of an intermediate attractor in the formation of n=1 colored black holes via fine tuning. We show that their result is in agreement with the prediction of linear perturbation analysis. We also briefly comment on the dependence of the mass gap across the threshold on the radius of the event horizon.

2 pages, RevTex, 2 postscript figures

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