Published on:
8 May 2024
Primary Category:
Cosmology and Nongalactic Astrophysics
Paper Authors:
Alex Kehagias,
Davide Perrone,
Antonio Riotto
Proves a universal threshold for PBH formation
Threshold is independent of perturbation shape
Uses self-similarity at critical gravitational collapse
Threshold is 2/5 when expressed via volume-averaged compaction function
Proof relies on attractor solutions and phase space arguments
Universal threshold for primordial black hole formation
This paper mathematically proves that there is a universal threshold for primordial black hole formation, expressed in terms of the volume-averaged compaction function. This threshold is independent of the shape of the initial density perturbation that collapses to form the black hole. The key insight is that at the threshold of black hole formation, the collapsing configuration displays persistent self-similarity near the center, a fundamental property of critical gravitational collapse.
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