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Hawking effect of a rotating, arbitrarily accelerating black hole

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Both the event horizon equation and the radiation temperature of a rotating and arbitrarily accelerating non-stationary black hole are shown. The event horizon surface is no longer a sphere. The temperature and the spectral distribution of radiation depend on not only the time, but also the direction angles.

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Ming-Chao, S., Ren, Z. & Zheng, Z. Hawking effect of a rotating, arbitrarily accelerating black hole. Nuovo Cimento B 110, 829–837 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02820151

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