Paper Title:
Accretion, emission, mass and spin evolution
Published on:
21 December 2023
Primary Category:
Cosmology and Nongalactic Astrophysics
Paper Authors:
Valerio De Luca,
Nicola Bellomo
PBHs can accrete matter, increasing mass/spin over time
Accretion rate depends on PBH mass and redshift
PBH binaries accrete more matter than isolated PBHs
More massive PBHs reach higher spins from accretion
Feedback effects can reduce accretion efficiency
PBH growth through accretion
Primordial black holes may accrete surrounding matter over cosmic history. This increases their mass and spin, and they emit radiation. Feedback effects can reduce accretion efficiency. The authors review accretion rate calculations and predictions for PBH mass and spin evolution.
Black hole accretion regimes impact galaxy evolution
Quantum effects extend primordial black hole lifetimes as dark matter candidates
Open questions around primordial black holes
Constraining supermassive black hole growth
Active galactic nuclei feedback and black hole spin
Baryogenesis from gravitational collapse without black hole formation
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