This work uses holographic physics to compute the Hawking temperature for a Kerr-Newman black hole. Kerr-Newman black holes possess mass, angular momentum, and an electric charge. We start deriving the methodology by exploring the Unruh effect, we later extend this logic to consider black holes in the near horizon limit. Once the analytical models are derived, we simulate black hole evaporation for a variety of black holes.

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Creator

• Aaron, William
• O'Mullan, Patrick

Publisher

• Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Identifier

• E-project-050522-164222
• 68406

Stichwort

• General Relativity
• Holographic Principle
• Black Holes
• Semi-Classical Gravity
• Hawking Radiation
• Black Hole Evaporation

Advisor

• Ram-Mohan, L. Ramdas
• Olson, Sarah D
• Wills, Craig E.

Year

• 2022

Date created

• 2022-05-05

Resource type

• Major Qualifying Project

Major

• Physics

Rights statement

• In Copyright