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    Inertial effects of an accelerating black hole

    Bini, D. (Donato)
    Cherubini, Christian
    Mashhoon, Bahram
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    2005
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    Abstract
    We consider the static vacuum C metric that represents the gravitational field of a black hole of mass m undergoing uniform translational acceleration A such that mA 􀀀 1 􀀀3􀀀3 . The influence of the inertial acceleration on the exterior perturbations of this background are investigated. In particular, we find no evidence for a direct spin-acceleration coupling.
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    AIP Conf. Proc. -- March 16, 2005 -- Volume 751, pp. 37-45
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