Hadamard property of the Unruh state for massless fermions on Kerr spacetime : the large $a$ case
Dietrich Häfner, Christiane Klein
TL;DR
The paper resolves the Hadamard property of the Unruh state for massless Dirac fields on Kerr spacetime in the full subextreme regime $0<|a|<M$, extending prior results valid only for very small angular momentum. It achieves this by leveraging a detailed microlocal analysis of Weyl solutions, the decomposition of solution spaces into horizon and infinity data, and a careful study of the trapped geodesic set. The construction relies on the Kerr-Kruskal extension, conformal compactifications, and Selberg-type trace decompositions to propagate Hadamard singularities from asymptotic regions into the exterior. The result strengthens the physical viability of the Unruh state for rotating black holes and provides a robust framework for quantum field theory on Kerr spacetime with rapidly rotating horizons.
Abstract
In a recent paper by Gérard, Häfner, and Wrochna, the Unruh state for massless fermions on a Kerr spacetime was constructed and the authors showed its Hadmard property in the case of very slowly rotating black holes $\vert a\vert\ll M$. In this note, we extend this result to the full non extreme case $\vert a\vert<M$.
