Hawking Radiation and Back-Reaction in a Unitary Theory of 2D Quantum Gravity

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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10 pgs, LaTex file, SISSA preprint 98/94/EP

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10.1016/0370-2693(95)00636-Y

We investigate the semiclassical limit and quantum corrections to the metric in a unitary quantum gravity formulation of the CGHS 2d dilaton gravity model. A new method for calculating the back-reaction effects has been introduced, as an expansion of the effective metric in powers of the matter energy-momentum tensor. In the semiclassical limit the quantum corrections can be neglected, and we show that physical states exists which contain the Hawking radiation. The first order back-reaction effect is entirely due to the Hawking radiation. It causes the black-hole mass to monotonically decrease, and it makes it unbounded from bellow as the horizon is approched. The second order quantum corrections have been estimated. Since the matter is propagating freely in this unitary theory, we expect that the higher order corrections will stabilize the mass, and the black hole will completely evaporate leaving a nearly flat space.

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