Speaker
Lewis Croney
(King's College London)
Description
Primordial black holes could play a significant role in cosmological history, yet fully consistent treatments of their evolution remain limited. The well-known paradigm of slow-roll inflation treats a slowly evolving scalar field in an isotropic universe, and some authors have extended this to include a spherically symmetric black hole. In this talk, I will discuss recent analytic progress on understanding slowly-rolling scalar fields in rotating black hole backgrounds, representing a significant increase in the complexity of the problem. I will compare this with earlier treatments and results, which often neglect cosmological expansion.
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| Please select the most relevant category | Black Holes |
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Primary author
Lewis Croney
(King's College London)
