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gr-qc20231 cited

Frenemies with Physicality: Manufacturing Manifold Metrics

Sebastian Schuster

Physicality has the bad habit of sneaking up on unsuspecting physicists. Unfortunately, it comes in multitudinous incarnations, which will not always make sense in a given situatio…

gr-qc20211 cited

Tractor beams, pressor beams, and stressor beams within the context of general relativity

Matt Visser, Jessica Santiago, Sebastian Schuster

Both traversable wormholes and warp drives, concepts originally developed within the context of science fiction, have now (for some 30 odd years) been studied, debated, and careful…

gr-qc2019

Sparsity of Hawking Radiation in Space-Time Dimensions Including Particle Masses

Sebastian Schuster

Hawking radiation from an evaporating black hole has often been compared to black body radiation. However, this comparison misses an important feature of Hawking radiation: Its low…

gr-qc2019

Black Hole Evaporation: Sparsity in Analogue and General Relativistic Space-Times

Sebastian Schuster

Our understanding of black holes changed drastically, when Stephen Hawking discovered their evaporation due to quantum mechanical processes. One core feature of this effect is both…

gr-qc2018

Vorticity in analogue spacetimes

Stefano Liberati, Sebastian Schuster, Giovanni Tricella +1

Analogue spacetimes can be used to probe and study physically interesting spacetime geometries by constructing, either theoretically or experimentally, some notion of an effective…

gr-qc201726 cited

Effective metrics and a fully covariant description of constitutive tensors in electrodynamics

Sebastian Schuster, Matt Visser

Using electromagnetism to study analogue space-times is tantamount to considering consistency conditions for when a given (meta-)material would provide an analogue space-time model…