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Klein-Gordon equation and the stable problem in the Rindler space-time

Tian Gui-hua·Shi-kun Wang·Shuquan Zhong
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The Klein-Gordon equation in the Rindler space-time is studied carefully. It is shown that the stable properties depend on using what time coordinate to define the initial time. If we use the Rindler time, the scalar field is stable. Alternatively, if we use the Minkowski time, the scalar field may be regarded unstable to some extent. Furthermore, the complete extension of the Rindler space time is the Minkowski space time, we could also study the stable problem of the Rindler space time by the Klein-Gordon equation completely in the Minkowski coordinates system. The results support that the Rindler space time is really unstable. This in turn might cast some lights on the stable problem of the Schwarzschild black-hole, which not only in many aspects shares the similar geometrical properties with the Rindler space time but also has the very same situation in stable study as that in Rindler space time. So, it is not unreasonable to infer that the Schwarzschild black hole might really be unstable in comparison with the case in Rindler space time. Of course, one must go further to get the conclusion definitely.

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Tian Gui-hua, Shi-kun Wang, Shuquan Zhong. 2006-03-12. Klein-Gordon equation and the stable problem in the Rindler space-time. https://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0603040

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