Fractal Dimension of Turbulent Black Holes
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Abstract
We resolve a recent claim that turbulent black holes in anti-de Sitter space have event horizons with a fractal dimension greater than 3. By constructing such event horizons using turbulent fluid simulations and the fluid-gravity duality, we measure the fractal dimension of the horizon to be $\approx 2.6$. There is mounting evidence that astrophysical black holes can become turbulent, so a covariant formulation of the fractal dimension will be useful for characterizing their states.
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Authors
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John Ryan Westernacher-Schneider
University of Guelph & Perimeter Institute