After gravitational collapse the stress-energy tensor approaches the Unruh state as t^{-3} or u^{-3} with nonzero leading coefficient determined by the Wronskian branch point.
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Massive fields in null-shifted Rindler wedges produce non-thermal spectra for accelerated observers, as mass eliminates the exponential Bogoliubov mixing that creates thermality.
The analytic part of the stress-energy tensor at thermodynamic equilibrium has a universal covariant form independent of specific curved spacetime geometry for the massless scalar field, argued to hold for any quantum field theory.
Lattice simulations in Rindler spacetime show that acceleration turns the confinement-deconfinement transition in gluodynamics into a spatial crossover that approximately follows the Tolman-Ehrenfest law, while the critical temperature stays unchanged.
Moderate acceleration of an Unruh-DeWitt detector in a cylindrical cavity suppresses decoherence more effectively than the inertial case by smearing resonant modes and replacing off-resonant decay with oscillations.
Null-shifted Rindler wedges yield selective non-Gibbsian thermality in one chiral sector via Bogoliubov transformations, with the global Minkowski state remaining pure.
Back-action from Unruh-DeWitt detectors produces energy fluxes that exactly account for detector transitions due to the Unruh effect, including negative energy density regions near the Rindler horizon and in the far future for ground-state accelerated detectors.
Modular channels induce universal thermal filtering that explains Unruh and Page phenomena, reinterprets entanglement first law as Clausius relation to derive Einstein equations, and proposes MCFC linking causal screen area to filtered information storage.
Non-commuting detector couplings in KMS states produce ordering-dependent reduced states at second order, with the asymmetry quantified by quantum relative entropy in a closed form depending on temperature and energy scale.
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Power-Law Approach of the Stress-Energy Tensor to the Unruh State after Gravitational Collapse
After gravitational collapse the stress-energy tensor approaches the Unruh state as t^{-3} or u^{-3} with nonzero leading coefficient determined by the Wronskian branch point.
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Thermality Breakdown in Null-Shifted Rindler Wedges
Massive fields in null-shifted Rindler wedges produce non-thermal spectra for accelerated observers, as mass eliminates the exponential Bogoliubov mixing that creates thermality.
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Universal analytic dependence of the stress-energy tensor at thermodynamic equilibrium in curved space-time
The analytic part of the stress-energy tensor at thermodynamic equilibrium has a universal covariant form independent of specific curved spacetime geometry for the massless scalar field, argued to hold for any quantum field theory.
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Spatial confinement-deconfinement transition in accelerated gluodynamics within lattice simulation
Lattice simulations in Rindler spacetime show that acceleration turns the confinement-deconfinement transition in gluodynamics into a spatial crossover that approximately follows the Tolman-Ehrenfest law, while the critical temperature stays unchanged.
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Cavity-controlled Inhibition of Decoherence in Accelerated Quantum Detectors
Moderate acceleration of an Unruh-DeWitt detector in a cylindrical cavity suppresses decoherence more effectively than the inertial case by smearing resonant modes and replacing off-resonant decay with oscillations.
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Four inequivalent paths to Thermality in Minkowski spacetime
Null-shifted Rindler wedges yield selective non-Gibbsian thermality in one chiral sector via Bogoliubov transformations, with the global Minkowski state remaining pure.
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Back-action from inertial and non-inertial Unruh-DeWitt detectors revisited in covariant perturbation theory
Back-action from Unruh-DeWitt detectors produces energy fluxes that exactly account for detector transitions due to the Unruh effect, including negative energy density regions near the Rindler horizon and in the far future for ground-state accelerated detectors.
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Modular Channels, Thermal Filtering and the Spectral Emergence of Spacetime
Modular channels induce universal thermal filtering that explains Unruh and Page phenomena, reinterprets entanglement first law as Clausius relation to derive Einstein equations, and proposes MCFC linking causal screen area to filtered information storage.
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Thermal Time and Irreversibility from Non-Commuting Observables in Accelerated Quantum Systems
Non-commuting detector couplings in KMS states produce ordering-dependent reduced states at second order, with the asymmetry quantified by quantum relative entropy in a closed form depending on temperature and energy scale.