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Embedding diagrams in stationary spacetimes.

H Sadegh1, E Kiani1, M Nouri-Zonoz2

  • 1Department of Physics, University of Tehran, North Karegar Ave, Tehran, 14395-547, Iran.

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|August 16, 2024

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This study visualizes black hole spacetimes using spatial and dynamic embedding diagrams. Researchers compared NUT, Kerr, and Schwarzschild spacetimes, revealing differences in curvature and dynamics.

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Area of Science:

  • * General Relativity and Black Hole Physics
  • * Differential Geometry and Spacetime Topology

Background:

  • * Stationary black hole spacetimes are fundamental in understanding gravitational phenomena.
  • * Embedding diagrams offer a geometric visualization of spacetime curvature.
  • * Previous studies have explored embedding diagrams for specific black hole solutions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To derive and analyze spatial and dynamic embedding diagrams for NUT, pure NUT, and Kerr spacetimes.
  • * To compare the geometric properties (Gaussian and mean curvatures) of these spatial embeddings.
  • * To contrast the dynamic embedding diagrams of NUT and pure NUT spacetimes with that of Schwarzschild spacetime.

Main Methods:

  • * Analytical solutions using elliptic integrals for pure NUT spacetime spatial embeddings.
  • * Numerical integration for spatial embedding equations in other stationary spacetimes.
  • * Comparative analysis of embedding diagrams based on curvature calculations.

    • Main Results:

    • * Spatial embedding diagrams were successfully generated for NUT, pure NUT, and Kerr spacetimes.
    • * Pure NUT spacetime embeddings were solved analytically via elliptic integrals.
    • * Numerical methods were employed for Kerr and other NUT spacetime embeddings.
    • * Comparative analysis revealed distinct curvature properties among the spatial embeddings.
    • * Dynamic embedding diagrams for NUT and pure NUT spacetimes were computed and contrasted with Schwarzschild spacetime.

    Conclusions:

    • * The study provides novel visualizations of stationary black hole spacetimes through embedding diagrams.
    • * Differences in spatial and dynamic embeddings highlight the unique geometric features of NUT, Kerr, and Schwarzschild spacetimes.
    • * This geometric approach enhances the understanding of black hole spacetime structures and their gravitational implications.