From the particle pair production to the Hawking–Unruh radiation in the maximal acceleration hypothesis
A. Feoli
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A. Feoli
Abstract
Starting from a nonstandard approach to the Unruh effect, we present a description of the emission of radiation from a black hole that avoids quantization of scalar fields and Bogoliubov transformations, but assumes the existence of a maximal acceleration. In this framework, the description appears closer to the original heuristic Hawking’s point of view, with respect to the standard scenario.
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Starting from a nonstandard approach to the Unruh effect, we present a description of the emission of radiation from a black hole that avoids quantization of scalar fields and Bogoliubov transformations, but assumes the existence of a maximal acceleration. In this framework, the description appears closer to the original heuristic Hawking’s point of view, with respect to the standard scenario.
Key concepts: Unruh effect, Physics, Hawking radiation, Acceleration, Scalar field, Hawking, Quantization (signal processing), Scalar (mathematics)