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28 March 2024
 
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The Real Scalar Field in Schwarzschild-de Sitter Spacetime
Jianxiang Tian ; Yuanxing Gui ; Guanghai Guo ; Yan Lv ; Suhong Zhang ; Wei Wang ;
Date 2 Apr 2003
Journal Gen.Rel.Grav. 35 (2003) 1473-1480
Subject gr-qc
AbstractIn this paper, the real scalar field equation in Schwarzschild-de Sitter spacetime is solved numerically with high precision. A method called polynomial approximation is introduced to derive the relation between the tortoise coordinate x and the radius r. This method is different from the tangent approximation [1] and leads to more accurate result. The Nariai black hole is then discussed in details. We find that the wave function is harmonic only near the horizons as I. Brevik and B. Simonsen [1] found. Howerver the wave function is not harmonic in the region of the potential peak, with amplitude increasing instead. Furthermore, we also find that, when cosmological constant decreases, the potential peak increases, and the maximum wave amplitude increases.
Source arXiv, gr-qc/0304009
Other source [GID 779150] gr-qc/0304009
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