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Use the exterior-normalized Killing vector field K=∂t​=∂v​ from the previous part. In Ingoing BTZ coordinates, its only nonzero acceleration component on r=r+​ is
Kb∇b​Kv=Γvvv​=21​f′(r+​),Kb∇b​Kr=21​ff′​r+​​=0.
(1)
The defining equation for surface gravity, ∇K​K=κK, therefore gives the positive future-branch value
κ=2f′(r+​)​=ℓ2r+​​=ℓM​​.​
(2)
This value uses exactly the prescribed Killing vector field normalization. A constant rescaling of the Killing vector field rescales its surface gravity.

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