Chaotic light scattering around extremal black holes
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Abstract: We show that the scattering of light in the field of static extremal black holes is chaotic in the planar case. The relativistic dynamics of such extremal objects reduce to that of a classical Hamiltonian system. Certain values of the dilaton coupling then allow one to apply techniques from symbolic dynamics and classical potential scattering. This results in a lower bound on the topological entropy of order , thus proving the emergence of chaotic scattering for black holes.
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