Conveners
Session 2
- Kim Hyeong-Chan (Korea National University of Transportation)
Session 2
- Cho Inyong (SeoulTech)
Session 2
- Oh Jaehyuk (Hanyang University)
Black holes are some of the most interesting objects in astrophysics. Light, gravitational waves, and massive particles emitted or passing in their close vicinity are gravitationally lensed and provide a unique probe of gravity in the strong field regime. On one hand this allows to test different black hole models from general relativity or alternative theories of gravity, and on the other...
In this talk I will review the construction of the three dimensional "accelerating BTZ" black hole solution and contrast this with the well known "C-metric" in four spacetime dimensions. I will then discuss how the presence of acceleration affects the variational problem, thermodynamic aspects and holographic interpretation via AdS/CFT. This talk is based on ongoing work with Euihun Joung,...
We consider how to find exact solutions for rotating black holes in a four-dimensional Lorentz violating gravity and its interesting physical properties which are quite different from the Kerr solution in GR.