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Gravitational Collapse of a Shell of Quantized Matter

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arxiv gr-qc/9808026 v2 pith:LUU2HMSS submitted 1998-08-10 gr-qc astro-phhep-ph

Gravitational Collapse of a Shell of Quantized Matter

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keywords mattercollapsequantizedshellback-reactionconditionsorderself-gravitating
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The semi-classical collapse, including lowest order back-reaction, of a thin shell of self-gravitating quantized matter is illustrated. The conditions for which self-gravitating matter forms a thin shell are first discussed and an effective Lagrangian for such matter is obtained. The matter-gravity system is then quantized, the semi-classical limit for gravitation is taken and the method of adiabatic invariants is applied to the resulting time dependent matter Hamiltonian. The governing equations are integrated numerically, for suitable initial conditions, in order to illustrate the effect of back-reaction, due to the creation of matter, in slowing down the collapse near the horizon.

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