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Résumé |
Hawking radiation is one of the most outstanding discoveries about black holes. Well-established at the
theoretical level, this effect predicts that the interplay between a quantum field and the underlying
relativistic causal structure of a black hole geometry makes this object evaporate thermally. However, the
investigation in the direction of a quantum theory of gravity makes us to rethink this second ingredient
such as in Hořava gravity, where the violation of Local Lorentz invariance drastically changes the causal
structure of spacetime. In this context, particles are endowed with modified dispersion relation and the
notion of black hole is (remarkably) recovered in a completely different fashion.
In this talk (mainly based on arXiv:2310.01472), I will show how black holes in a Lorentz violating scenario
radiate and how the Hawking effect is affected by the violation of Lorentz invariance. |
