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Surface gravity of a static spherical horizon (κ=21​A′(r+​)B′(r+​)​)

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For a static spacetime with gtt​=−A(r), grr​=1/B(r) and simple simultaneous horizon zeros, the squared surface gravity of ∂t​ is limBA′2/(4A)=A′(r+​)B′(r+​)/4. Choose the positive value for the outer horizon. A rescaling of the time generator rescales its surface gravity.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2013 / iii / Paper 51 / 2 / Solution

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