High-energy interactions of charged black holes in full general relativity II: Near-extremal merger remnants and universality with the irreducible mass

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Hauptverfasser: Smith, M A. M., Paschalidis, Vasileios, Bozzola, Gabriele
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author Smith, M A. M.
Paschalidis, Vasileios
Bozzola, Gabriele
author_facet Smith, M A. M.
Paschalidis, Vasileios
Bozzola, Gabriele
contents In a previous paper, arXiv:2411.11960 [gr-qc], we initiated a study of high-energy interactions of charged binary black holes near the scattering threshold, focusing on zoom-whirl orbits. In this second paper in our series, we focus on merger remnant properties and energetics with new simulations of equal-mass, equal-charge, nonspinning binary black holes with variable impact parameter. We find near-extremal merger remnants with Kerr-Newman parameter reaching $Υ_f = 0.97$, and observe that the maximum $Υ_f$ increases monotonically with $λ$ for a fixed initial Lorentz factor. We find that binaries with larger $λ$ radiate less total energy despite having stronger electromagnetic emission. The maximum energy radiated by a binary in our study is $31\%$ of its gravitational mass. Increasing $λ$ has little effect on the maximum angular momentum radiated, which was $\approx 72\%$ of the spacetime total angular momentum for each $λ$ explored here. Lastly, we provide additional evidence for the universality with the irreducible mass that we discovered in arXiv:2411.11960 [gr-qc]. The black hole horizon areal radius determines a fundamental, gauge-invariant length scale governing BH interactions near the scattering threshold.
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spellingShingle High-energy interactions of charged black holes in full general relativity II: Near-extremal merger remnants and universality with the irreducible mass
Smith, M A. M.
Paschalidis, Vasileios
Bozzola, Gabriele
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Theory
In a previous paper, arXiv:2411.11960 [gr-qc], we initiated a study of high-energy interactions of charged binary black holes near the scattering threshold, focusing on zoom-whirl orbits. In this second paper in our series, we focus on merger remnant properties and energetics with new simulations of equal-mass, equal-charge, nonspinning binary black holes with variable impact parameter. We find near-extremal merger remnants with Kerr-Newman parameter reaching $Υ_f = 0.97$, and observe that the maximum $Υ_f$ increases monotonically with $λ$ for a fixed initial Lorentz factor. We find that binaries with larger $λ$ radiate less total energy despite having stronger electromagnetic emission. The maximum energy radiated by a binary in our study is $31\%$ of its gravitational mass. Increasing $λ$ has little effect on the maximum angular momentum radiated, which was $\approx 72\%$ of the spacetime total angular momentum for each $λ$ explored here. Lastly, we provide additional evidence for the universality with the irreducible mass that we discovered in arXiv:2411.11960 [gr-qc]. The black hole horizon areal radius determines a fundamental, gauge-invariant length scale governing BH interactions near the scattering threshold.
title High-energy interactions of charged black holes in full general relativity II: Near-extremal merger remnants and universality with the irreducible mass
topic General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.01881