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When r−​=0, Ω=0 and f=(r2−r+2​)/L2. A circle S at fixed v,r has circumference 2πr. Choose its future null normals as
ℓ=∂v​+2f​∂r​,n=−∂r​,ℓ⋅n=−1.
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For a one-dimensional transverse surface, each null expansion is the logarithmic derivative of its length:
θ(ℓ)​=r1​ℓ(r)=2rf​,θ(n)​=r1​n(r)=−r1​.
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Inside the horizon, 0<r<r+​ implies f<0, so both expansions are negative. Every such circle is therefore a trapped surface, specifically a Trapped circle inside a nonrotating BTZ black hole.

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