The area-angular momentum inequality for black holes in cosmological spacetimes

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2 Clssicl nd Quntum Grvity Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) (3pp) doi: / /3/14/ Th r-ngulr momntum inqulity for lck hols in cosmologicl spctims Mrí Eugni Gch Clémnt 1, Mrtín Riris nd Wltr Simon 3 1 Grupo d Rltividd y Grvitción Fcultd d Mthmátic, Astronomí y Físic, FMAF Univrsidd Ncionl d Córdo, Ciudd Univrsitri, CP:X5000HUA Córdo, Argntin Mx-Plnck-Institut für Grvittionsphysik Am Mühlnrg 1, D Potsdm- Golm, Grmny 3 Grvittionsphysik Fkultät für Physik, Univrsität Win Boltzmnngss 5, A-1090 Win, Austri E-mil: wltr.simon@univi.c.t, gch@fmf.unc.du.r nd mrtin@i.mpg.d Rcivd Frury 015 Accptd for puliction 4 April 015 Pulishd 9 Jun 015 Astrct For stl, mrginlly outr trppd surfc (MOTS) in n xilly symmtric spctim with cosmologicl constnt Λ > 0 nd with mttr stisfying th dominnt nrgy condition, w prov tht th r A nd th ngulr momntum J stisfy th inqulity 8 π J A (1 ΛA 4 π)(1 ΛA 1 π), which is sturtd prcisly for th xtrm Krr d Sittr fmily of mtrics. This rsult ntils univrsl uppr ound J Jmx 0.17 Λ for such MOTS, which is sturtd for on prticulr xtrm configurtion. Our rsult shrpns th inqulity 8π J A (Din nd Riris 011 Phys. Rv. Ltt , Jrmillo, Riris nd Din 011 Phys. Rv. Ltt. D ), nd w follow th ovrll strtgy of its proof in th sns tht w first stimt th r from low in trms of th nrgy corrsponding to mss functionl, which is siclly suitly rgulrizd hrmonic mp. Howvr, in th cosmologicl cs this mss functionl cquirs n dditionl potntil trm which itslf dpnds on th r. To stimt th corrsponding nrgy in trms of th ngulr momntum nd th cosmologicl constnt w us sutl scling rgumnt, gnrlizd Crtr-idntity, nd vrious tchniqus from vritionl clculus, including th mountin pss thorm. Kywords: r inqulity, pprnt horizon, cosmologicl constnt Contnt from this work my usd undr th trms of th Crtiv Commons Attriution 3.0 licnc. Any furthr distriution of this work must mintin ttriution to th uthor(s) nd th titl of th work, journl cittion nd DOI /15/ $ IOP Pulishing Ltd Printd in th UK 1

3 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l 1. Introduction Som rmrkl r inqulitis for stl mrginlly outr trppd surfcs (MOTS) hv n provn rcntly [6 10, 14 16, 18 0]. In prticulr, for xilly symmtric configurtions with r A nd ngulr momntum J, thr is th ound [7, 14] J A 8 π, (1.1) which is sturtd for xtrm Krr lck hols. Although cosmologicl constnt Λ dos not xplicitly ntr into (1.1), this inqulity holds in th prsnc of non-ngtiv Λ. On th othr hnd, whn Λ > 0, stl MOTS oy th lowr ound 1 A 4 πλ, (1.) sturtd for th xtrm Schwrzschild d Sittr horizon [1]. This rdily implis th univrsl uppr ound J ( Λ) 1 (1.3) which, howvr, cn nvr sturtd vn in thory (lving prcticl considrtions sid 1 in viw of th fct tht Λ is of ordr Th sitution rs som nlogy to stl MOTS in (not ncssrily xilly symmtric) spctims with lctromgntic filds nd lctric nd mgntic chrgs Q E nd Q M. In this cs th inqulitis A 4πQ [9] with Q = QE + QM (sturtd for xtrm Rissnr Nordström horizons) nd 1 A 4πΛ imply th (unsturtd) ound 1 Q Λ. Thr is howvr th strongr ound [16] ΛA 4πA + 16π Q 0 (1.4) which is sturtd for xtrm Rissnr Nordström d Sittr configurtions nd, morovr, improvs th univrsl chrg ound to Q (4 Λ) 1. Rturning to th prsnt xilly symmtric cs, th min ojctiv of this rticl is to incorport xplicitly th cosmologicl constnt into inqulity (1.1) nd dtrmin how it controls th llowd vlus of th ngulr momntum. W prov th following thorm. Thorm 1.1. Lt n xilly symmtric, stl MOTS togthr with n xilly symmtric 4-nighorhood of clld (, gij). On (, gij) w rquir Einstin s qutions to hold, with Λ > 0 nd with mttr stisfying th dominnt nrgy condition (DEC). Thn th ngulr momntum J nd th r A of stisfy J J A ΛA ΛA 1 1, (1.5) 8π 4π 1π 3 J mx = 4. (1.6) Λ 13 Λ Hr (1.5) is sturtd prcisly for th 1-prmtr fmily of xtrm Krr d Sittr (KdS) horizons whil th univrsl ound (1.6) is sturtd for on prticulr such configurtion. Th proof of this thorm will sktchd in sction 4, whil dtils r postpond to sction 5. W discuss now its scop nd th min diffrncs, similritis nd difficultis comprd to th ons citd ov.

4 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l As Λ > 0, th min inqulity (1.5) is strongr thn oth (1.1) nd (1.); in prticulr it forids th lck hol to rott s fst s its non-cosmologicl countrprt. Concrning th sturtion of (1.5), w osrv th sm pttrn s in th prvious inqulitis: th xtrm solutions st ound to th mximum vlus of chrgs nd/or ngulr momntum. Th non-vnishing cosmologicl constnt dos not chng this proprty of xtrm lck hols. Inqulity (1.6) is otind in strightforwrd mnnr from (1.5) nd mks us of n intrsting ftur of th xtrm KdS fmily. Givn Λ > 0 thr xists mximum vlu for th ngulr momntum which is ttind t crtin vlu of th r A. This proprty is not shrd y xtrm Krr horizons ( Λ = 0), whr th vlu of A dtrmins th ngulr momntum s 8 π J = A. Not lso tht, s opposd to (1.3), (1.6) is shrp nd improvs th numricl fctor from 0.5 to 0.17 pproximtly. As sttd in thorm 1.1, th inqulity (1.5) holds twn th r nd ngulr momntum of stl MOTS s. Nvrthlss, du to th nlogy twn stl MOTS nd stl miniml surfcs in mximl slics, on cn prov n nlogous rsult for this typ of surfcs s wll (s [6] for discussion of th similritis of ths surfcs within th contxt of gomtric inqulitis). Not tht mttr stisfying th DEC is llowd. Th nrgy condition is rquird in ordr to dispos of th mttr trms nd to rriv t th cln inqulity (1.5) whr mttr dos not ppr xplicitly. Howvr, for lctromgntic filds w xpct to otin n inqulity twn r, ngulr momntum, lctromgntic chrgs Q E, Q M nd cosmologicl constnt which should rduc to (1.5) for Q = 0 nd to (1.4) whn J = 0. W discuss corrsponding conjctur in sction 6. W now commnt on th proof thorm 1.1 which is not strightforwrd gnrliztion of prvious rsults. To xplin this w rcll rifly th sic strtgy of [7, 14] tht lds to (1.1). Strting with th stility condition on otins lowr ound for th r of th MOTS in trms of mss functionl. This is th ky quntity in th proof, nd dpnds only on th twist potntil nd th norm of th xil Killing vctor. Th non-ngtiv cosmologicl constnt nd th mttr trms (stisfying th DEC) nithr ppr in nor ltr in th discussion in this cs. Thrfor, th prolm rducs to vcuum nd with Λ = 0. Thn, vritionl principl is usd to otin lowr ound for. Th ky point in this stp is th rltion twn nd th hrmonic nrgy of mps twn th two-sphr nd th hyprolic pln. This llows to us nd dpt powrful thorm y Hildrndt t l [13] on hrmonic mps, which givs xistnc nd uniqunss of th minimizr for. This minimizr, in turn, givs th right hnd sid of (1.1). In th prsnt work whr w strngthn (1.1) to(1.5), two importnt ostcls ppr. Firstly, th r A now pprs not only s uppr ound on th corrsponding functionl ut lso xplicitly in itslf. This mks th vritionl principl hrd to formult. W ovrcom this prolm in ssnc y frzing A s wll s J to crtin vlus corrsponding to n xtrm KdS configurtion, nd y dpting th dynmicl vrils in suitly. Scondly, th rltion of to hrmonic mps mntiond ov no longr prsists, whnc th proof of xistnc nd uniqunss of minimizr for hs to don hr from scrtch. W procd y proving first tht vry criticl point of is locl minimum. Finlly w us th mountin pss thorm in ordr to gt th corrsponding glol sttmnt. Our ppr is orgnizd s follows. In sction w rcll nd dpt som prliminry mtril, in prticulr th dfinition of ngulr momntum for gnrl -surfcs, s wll s th dfinition of stl MOTS. In sction 3 w discuss rlvnt spcts of th KdS mtric, focusing on th xtrm cs. In 3

5 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l sction 4 w sktch th proof of thorm 1.1, postponing th cor of th rgumnt to thr ky propositions which r provn in sction 5. In sction 6 w conjctur gnrliztion of our inqulity to th cs with lctromgntic fild long th lins mntiond ov lrdy, nd w lso discuss rifly th cs Λ < 0.. Prliminris.1. Th gomtric stup W considr mnifold which is topologiclly 4-nighorhood of n mddd -surfc of sphricl topology. crris mtric g ij nd Lvi-Civit connction i. (Ltin indics from i onwrds run from 0 to 3, nd th mtric hs signtur (, +, +, + )). Th fild qutions r G = Λg + 8 πt, (.1) ij ij ij whr Λ is th cosmologicl constnt, nd th nrgy momntum tnsor T ij stisfis th DEC. In sctions nd 3 w llow Λ to hv ithr sign; this nls us to compr with nd to crry ovr usful formuls from work which focuss on Krr nti-d Sittr, in prticulr [4] nd [5]. W nxt introduc null vctors l i nd k i spnning th norml pln to nd normlizd i s lki = 1. W dnot y q = g + l k th inducd mtric on, th corrsponding ij ij ( i j) Lvi-Civit connction y D i nd th Ricci sclr y R. ϵij nd ds r rspctivly th volum lmnt nd th r msur on. Th normliztion lk i i = 1 lvs (oost) rscling frdom i i l = fl, i 1 i k = f k. Whil this rscling ffcts som quntitis introducd low in n ovious wy, our ky dfinitions such s th ngulr momntum (.4) nd th dfinition of stility (.1) r invrint, nd th sm pplis to ll our rsults. Th () l xpnsion, th shr σij () l () l nd th norml fundmntl form Ω i ssocitd with th null norml l i r givn y () l ij () 1 q ilj, ij l q k l q l () l () = σ = i j k l qij, Ωi l = k j q k iklj. (.).. Twist nd ngulr momntum W now ssum tht s wll s Ωi () l r xilly symmtric, i.. thr is Killing vctor i η on such tht ij i () l q = 0 Ω = 0. (.3) η η Th fild η i is normlizd so tht its intgrl curvs hv lngth π. W dfin th ngulr momntum of s 1 J = 8π () Ωi l η i d S, (.4) which will rltd to th Komr ngulr momntum shortly. By Hodg s thorm, thr xist sclr filds ω nd λ on, dfind up to constnts, such tht Ω () hs th following dcomposition i l 4

6 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) Ω () i l From xil symmtry it follows tht = 1 Dj ij Dj. (.5) η ϵ ω + λ = 1 i 1 Dj i ij Di, (.6) η ϵη ω= η ξ ω ηiω i () l 1 whr i η = ηη i nd ξ i is unit vctor tngnt to nd orthogonl to η i. W now rcll from [7] tht on ny xilly symmtric -surfc on cn introduc coordint systm such tht i j c q dx dx = σ d + σ sin d φ (.7) ij for som function σ nd constnt c which is rltd to th r A of vi c A = 4π. In such coordint systm w cn writ J s 1 π 1 J = ω d = [ ω( π) ω(0)], (.8) whr hr nd hncforth prim dnots th drivtiv w.r.t.. From now onwrds w ssum tht th Killing vctor i η on xtnds to s Killing vctor of g ij. Of cours this implis (.3). Morovr, it follows tht i i ηl = ηk = 0. Using th first qution w otin i () η Ωi l j i i j = kl η. (.9) Insrting (.9) in(.4) w s tht it indd coincids with th Komr ngulr momntum 1 J = 8π W finlly introduc th twist vctor iη j d S. (.10) ij ω = ϵ ηj kηl. (.11) i ijkl If th nrgy momntum tnsor vnishs on, w hv [ iω j] = 0. Hnc thr xists twist potntil ω, dfind up to constnt, such tht ωi = iω. Th rstriction of this sclr fild to is sily sn to coincid with th ω introducd in (.5), which justifis th nottion. In wht follows w will rfr to th pir ( σ, ω) on s th dt..3. Stl MOTS W now tk to mrginlly trppd surfc dfind y () l = 0. W will rfr to l i s th outgoing null vctor, which lds to th nm MOTS. Morovr, following [] (sction 5) w now considr fmily of two-surfcs in nighorhood of togthr with rspctiv null normls l i nd k i nd w impos th following dditionl rquirmnts on nd its nighorhood. Dfinition.1. A mrginlly trppd surfc is stl if thr xists n outgoing ( k i - orintd) vctor X i = γl i ψk i () l, with γ 0 nd ψ > 0, such tht th vrition δ X of with rspct to X i fulfills th condition δ X () l M E Gch Clémnt t l 0. (.1) Two rmrks r in ordr hr. Firstly, it is sy to s (s sction 5 of []) tht stility of w.r.t. som dirction X i implis stility w.r.t ll dirctions tiltd wy from l i. () l () l In prticulr, sinc δ ψk δx stility w.r.t. ny X i implis stility in th 5

7 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l pst outgoing null dirction k i. rsults. This lttr condition suffics s rquirmnt for ll our Th othr rmrk concrns th rltion twn stility nd xil symmtry. W rcll tht in [7, 14], inqulity (1.1) ws provn undr th symmtry rquirmnts (.3) nd undr stility condition similr to dfinition.1 which, howvr, rquird ψ to xilly symmtric s wll. (Axil symmtry of γ ws lso ssumd ut not usd in th proof). In contrst, in th prsnt thorm (1.1) w impos th strongr symmtry rquirmnt tht s wll s its nighorhood r xilly symmtric. In this cs it suffics to impos th stility condition (.1) s ov, nmly without xplicitly rquiring xil symmtry of ψ, sinc th xistnc of n xilly symmtric function ψ thn follows utomticlly, s thorm 8.. of () l []. Morovr, for strictly stl MOTS (which stisfy δx 0 in ddition to (.1)) thr follows vn xil symmtry of th surfc itslf if its nighorhood is xilly symmtric (s thorm 8.1. of []). 3. Krr d Sittr In this sction w rviw som rlvnt proprtis of th vnt horizons of th KdS solutions, mking us of [4, 5], nd rfrncs thrin. Othr spcts of th rich nd complx structur of ths spctims cn found in [11] Th mtric, th horizon nd th ngulr momntum In Boyr Lindquist coordints, th KdS mtric is ds ζ sin ρ ρ sin r dt dϕ dr d dt d, ρ κ ζ χ χ + = ϕ ρ κ (3.1) whr ( r r Λ ζ = + ) 1 mr, ρ r cos = + (3.) 3 Λ 1 3, 1 Λ cos κ = + χ = + 3, (3.3) whr m nd stisfy crtin uppr ounds, cf. [4, 5]. As function of r, ζ hs on ngtiv root nd thr positiv roots (possily countd with multiplicitis). Th grtst root, r ch, mrks th cosmologicl horizon, whil th scond grtst, r h, mrks th vnt horizon (from now on simply clld horizon ). Th r of th horizon is 4π A = ( rh + ) κ (3.4) 6

8 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l nd th inducd mtric on it rds 4 h h ds = μ κρ d sin d, (3.5) κρh μh χ + ϕ σ q h ( h ) χ ρh h q H σ+ + c whr μ = r + nd = r + cos. Hnc r A = = = const. = κ 4π nd th mtric is in th cnonicl form (.7) of [7] q ( ϕ ) (3.6) ds = σ d + sin d (3.7) with σ + q = c = const. W now clcult th twist potntil ωη () vrywhr (not only on ), for η = d ϕ. Adpting known clcultion in th cs Λ = 0 (s.g. ppndix A of [3]) nd omitting som intrmdit stps, w find tt tϕ ( r tϕ r ϕϕ) grrgtt grrgt ζ sin ω = ω = ϵ rt rηt + ϵ ϕ ϕ ϕrt rηϕ = g g + g g κ 3 κ m sin r = g rgt gt rg r ϕϕ ϕ ϕ ϕϕ = + r + χ sin κρ ρ It follows tht ( ) ( ) m = cos3 3 cos κ m ω = cos3 3 cos κ cos sin ρ 4 cos sin ρ 4 (3.8) (3.9). (3.10). (3.11) W not tht comprd to th cs Λ = 0, ω just gts n xtr fctor 1 κ. Intgrting nd using (.8) w otin in prticulr tht J = m κ (3.1) which grs with qution (.10) of [5] nd qution (18) of [4]. 3.. Extrm horizons Whn t lst two of th thr non-ngtiv roots of ζ () r coincid, (on of which is ncssrily r h ), th horizon is clld xtrml. Whn this hppns th gomtry nr th horizon dgnrts to throt. W rfr to [5] for furthr discussion. In wht follows w will just nd th rltion twn th prmtrs m,, Λ, A nd J which w driv xplicitly. For xtrml vnt horizons th rdius of th limiting sphr r stisfis, in ddition to ζ ( r ) = 0, th qution 7

9 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l 3 1 d r ζ Λ Λ 0 = = + r 1 m. (3.13) dr 3 3 Hr nd hncforth suscript indicts xtrmlity. Eliminting m from ζ ( r ) = 0 nd (3.13) w otin Λr Λ + r 1 + = 0. (3.14) 3 4 For Λ 0 this qution hs just singl root which cn clld xtrml horizon, whil for Λ > 0 thr r two solutions r = r ± for givn J. Explicitly, for Λ > 0, ± r 1 Λ 1 Λ = 1 ± 1 4 Λ. (3.15) Λ 3 Λ 3 Whn r = r, (nd r is not tripl root), th first two positiv roots mt nd r < rch, which mns tht cosmologicl horizon prsists in spctim. On th othr hnd whn r = r +, thn th lst two positiv roots coincid nd th vnt nd th cosmologicl horizons com oth xtrml (nd mrg). Using (3.14) to limint from (3.4) wfind 8πr A = 1 + Λ r. (3.16) On th othr hnd, liminting r from (3.14) nd (3.4) givs = A 1 ΛA 4π 4π (1 ΛA 8 π)(1 ΛA 1 π). (3.17) In qution (3.1) w limint now m using (3.13), thn using (3.14) nd finlly r using (3.16). W otin th following simpl rltion twn th ngulr momntum nd th r for xtrm K()dS J A ΛA ΛA = ( A) 1 1 8π 4π 1π (3.18) which ftr trivil rformultion grs with (.3) of [5]. In th cs Λ > 0 nd J = 0 th zros of th prnthss corrspond to th lck hol horizon nd th cosmologicl horizon of Schwrzschild d Sittr, rspctivly. For Λ > 0 w r only intrstd in th domin ΛA 4π < 1 rcll tht this ound cn shown for ll stl MOTS (irrspctivly of sphricl symmtry) [1]. In this rng of A, (3.18) tks on mximl vlu J mx = 3 A π t mx 1 4 Λ 13 Λ = Λ 1 3 (3.19) which is th vlu sttd in (1.6). Morovr, for ch J with J < J mx thr r two vlus A ( J) < A+ ( J) for th r, s figur 1. W r now rdy to dscri th proof of thorm

10 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l Figur 1. Th shdd rgion rprsnts ll points stisfying J ( A). Figur. Th construction dscrid in thorm Th structur nd th proof of th min thorm Th min inqulity J ( A) (4.1) with givn in (3.18) nd Λ > 0 will not shown dirctly ut it will follow from rltd on. This is xplind in th following thorm: Thorm 4.1. For ny givn MOTS with r A, cosmologicl constnt Λ nd ngulr momntum J, thr is uniqu xtrm KdS solution with r  constnt Λ nd ngulr momntum Ĵ such tht J A Jˆ =, (4.) Aˆ nd ÂΛ 4 π. Morovr, th inqulity J ( A) is quivlnt to th inqulity Aˆ A. (4.3) 9

11 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l Proof. Th first rsult, lding to qution (4.), is intuitivly clr from figur sinc through ny point (A, J) thr is uniqu prol JA = const., nd ny such prol intrscts th xtrm curv J = ( A) prcisly onc prt from th trivil point (0, 0). To stt this rigorously, lt λ AÂ nd hnc Jˆ = λ J nd ÂΛ 4 π. Thn th httd vrsion of (3.18) givs qudrtic qution for λ ( J, A). If 3π 3 J > ΛA this qution hs uniqu solution othr thn (0, 0). Othrwis, thr r two non-trivil solutions ut only on of thm lis in th rgion of intrst ÂΛ 4 π. To prov th quivlnc twn (4.1) nd (4.3), ssum first tht Aˆ A. Thn A A A J ( A) A ˆ ˆ ˆ ( A) Aˆ λ = = =, (4.4) J J λ J whr w hv usd (4.), (3.18) nd Aˆ = λa, rspctivly. W nxt us tht th function ( λa) is monotoniclly dcrsing with λ nd thrfor, s Aˆ A w ound th lst trm s λ ( λa) ( A). Putting this togthr with (4.4) wfind λ Aˆ ( A) Aˆ J (4.5) which givs th dsird rsult, tht is, tht (4.3) implis (4.1). To prov th convrs ssum J ( A). Thn Jˆ = λ J nd (3.18) giv ( λa) = Jˆ = λ J λ ( A) (4.6) nd thrfor ( λa) λ ( A). (4.7) Agin, du to th monotonicity of th lft hnd sid with rspct to λ w otin λa A which is (4.3). Hving stlishd th quivlnc twn th min inqulity (4.1) nd (4.3), th nxt sction will dvotd to proving (4.3) for stl MOTS with r A, ngulr momntum J nd dt ( σ, ω). Th proof consists of th sm two stps s in th cs Λ = 0. Howvr, s w mntiond in th introduction nd s w will s low, whn Λ > 0 mny nw complictions ris. In gnrl trms th sic stps cn dscrid s follows. Stp I. W writ th stility inqulity (.1) in trms of th dt ( σ, ω) nd multiply it y n xilly symmtric function α whos choic is motivtd y th form of th dt ( σ, ω) of th xtrm KdS horizon. Thn w intgrt it on to otin lowr ound for A in trms of th so-clld mss functionl dpnding on th dynmic vrils ( σ, ω). Th rsult is th following proposition: Proposition 4.. Lt ( σ, ω) th dt of stl MOTS of r A nd ngulr momntum J. Thn, for ny rl numr th following inqulity holds A (,, A, ), (4.8) 4π σω β 8 κ 10

12 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l whr th functionl is givn y π (,, A, ) ω σ ω σ + + 4σ 0 η whr nd whr ( 1 + Λ cos ) A + 4 Λ σ χ sin d, 4 π χ (4.9) π χ β = 4χ + sin d (4.10) 0 χ χ ( ) hs n dfind in (3.3). At this stg th constnt is ritrry, ut it will fixd in th nxt stp. Stp II. Th difficulty now is to choos convnintly nd to show tht, with such, th rhs of (4.8) hs th lowr ound A 4 π Aˆ. This would prov (4.3), (hnc (4.1) y thorm 4.1). W choos qul to th vlu tht it would tk for th xtrm lck hol of r Â. Th xplicit form is (3.17) with A rplcd y Â. W will dnot it y â nd w dnot y κˆ, χˆ nd ˆβ, th vlus of κ, χ nd β whn is rplcd y â in (3.3),nd (4.10). Thn, for th dt ( σ, ω) of th givn MOTS dfin σˆ σ + lnλ ωˆ = λ ω, (4.11) whr (gin) λ = AÂ. With this chng of vrils w otin Thus ( ) ( ) ( ) σ, ω, A, ˆ = σˆ, ωˆ, Aˆ,ˆ 16κ ln Aˆ A. (4.1) ( σωa) A (,, A, ˆ) ˆ A 8ˆ 8ˆ (4.13) 4π σω β = β κ κ Aˆ nd w nd to prov proposition 4.3. ˆ, ˆ,ˆ, ˆ ˆ Proposition 4.3. In th stup xplind ov w hv ( σω ˆ, ˆ,ˆ, A ˆ ) β ˆ Aˆ 8ˆ κ 4 π. (4.14) W wish to mntion th following point hr. (4.14) mns tht th lowr ound is otind y minimizing th functionl ( σˆ, ωˆ, Aˆ, ˆ) mong ll pirs ( σˆ, ωˆ ) of smooth functions with 8πJˆ = ( ωˆ ( π) ωˆ (0)). A prticulr clss of such functions hs n constructd ov vi (4.11) from smooth dt ( σ, ω) on smooth MOTS of r A nd ngulr momntum J. Howvr, this dos not mn tht ( σˆ, ωˆ ) will still form smooth dt on smooth MOTS of r  nd ngulr momntum Ĵ. This cn sn s follows. In ordr for th MOTS to smooth (fr of conicl singulritis), th coordint function q must vnish t th pols, i.. q(0) = q( π) = 0 which implis tht σ A = 4π (0) = ( ) 4π σ π. But insrting th scling lw σ (4.11) in th lttr rltion contrdicts th smoothnss proprty  = 4πˆ (0) = 4π σˆ ( π) for th httd dt, (xcpt in th trivil cs λ = 1). Thrfor, ( σˆ, ωˆ, Aˆ, ˆ) should considrd s strct functionl in th sns tht its rgumnts r no longr dirctly rltd to ny 11

13 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l MOTS. Nvrthlss, xtrm KdS is not only criticl point of ( σ, ω, A, ) ut lso of ( σˆ, ω ˆ, Aˆ, ˆ), nd th proprtis of th lttr functionl nl us to prov (4.14). Nxt w prsnt th proofs of propositions 4. nd Proof of th min propositions 5.1. Proof of proposition 4. Proof. Th proof is nlogous to th cs Λ = 0 [14] to which it rducs y stting χ 1. Th strting point is th stility inqulity (.1) in which w tk ψ to xilly symmtric without loss of gnrlity (s th rmrks ftr dfinition.1). In trms of th quntitis introducd in sction w otin, intgrting (.1) ginst ny xisymmtric function α:, R ( l) D α + α α Ω Λα ds 0. (5.1) As mntiond in th prvious sction, w choos th tril function sd on th form of th xtrm KdS gomtry s α χ 1 σ =. (5.) In th coordints (3.7) th sclr curvtur tks th form σ c R = σ cos sin σ + sin ( sin σ ). (5.3) sin Using this xprssion w otin 1 R Dα + α ds = π χσ χσ cos 0 π sin 0 π χσ σ χ χ + sin d (5.4) 4 4χ χ + χ sin Intgrtion y prts nd som rrrngmnt yilds 1 R Dα + α ds = π 0 π σ 4 + σ 1 + Λ 3 ( sin σ ) d. (5.5) cos sin d (5.6) π χ + χ + π sin d χσ cos 0. (5.7) 0 4χ Using (3.6), th lst trm in lin (5.7) ov is qul to κ ln( A 4 π). Finlly, still following [14], w hv ( l) ( ) d S 1 1 π ω α Ω + Λα = χ π 4 0 σ sin 4 sin d Λ c χ σ sin d. 0 (5.8) π 1

14 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l Comining qutions (5.1), (5.6) (5.7) nd (5.9) wfind A β κ ln 4 π 4 (5.9) with β s in (4.10). This xprssion is quivlnt to (4.8) s wishd. 5.. Proof of proposition 4.3 In this sction w prov (4.14) whr th httd vrils ( σˆ, ωˆ ) rfr to th rscld quntitis introducd in (4.11). To simplify th nottion, for this sction only, w omit th hts on ths functions. With th nw nottion, inqulity (4.14) rds ( σω,, A ˆ, ˆ ) β ˆ Aˆ 8ˆ κ 4 π. (5.10) As in th proof of th inqulity in th Λ = 0 cs, this stp is don y minimizing th functionl. W find first minimum of for functions σ, ω dfind on compct intrvls [, ] (0, π) (in propositions 5.1 nd 5.), nd thn tk th limit [, ] [0, π] to find (5.10) (in proposition 5.3). Rcll tht whn Λ = 0 th xtrm Krr gomtry is th minimizr of th corrsponding functionl. In this Λ > 0 cs, w find y strightforwrd computtion tht xtrm KdS dt ( σ, ω ) is criticl point of, tht is, th xplicit functions σ ( ) 3 μˆ r r ˆ ˆ, ˆ χ ˆˆ ˆ ˆ sin = ω = + 4 κρ μρ ˆ ˆ stisfy th Eulr Lgrng qutions of : 1 sin d d ˆ χω η ( Λ ) ( ˆ χ σ sin ) = d ˆ sin χ d η ˆ cos ˆ Aˆ Λχ 4π σ (5.11) (5.1) ω = 0. (5.13) In (5.11), th quntitis ρ, ê κ ˆ, μ ê rˆ nd χˆ wr dfind in (3.), (3.3), low (3.5) nd in (3.14) ut crrying suscripts nd hts thy rfr hr to th xtrm KdS solution with prmtr â. Using (3.14) it is sy to s tht th ov ω indd coincids with (3.9) nd thrfor with (3.10). This proprty of xtrm KdS gomtry will ply fundmntl rol in th proof of (5.10), ut for going into dtils, som prliminry dfinitions r ndd. Prliminris. Lt 0 < < < π fixd. For ny function f :[, ] in H 1, dfin L f f = f d, (5.14) f 1, f H1, = ( f) + f d = f + f. (5.15) 13

15 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l Thn, for ny 1 <,( < 1 nd < ), w hv ( 1) ( ) 1 1, f f f. (5.16) This sys in prticulr tht f is uniformly continuous nd w hv {( ) [ ]} f f sup f f ( ):, π f π f, (5.17) whr f = f ( ). W will us th ffin spc Γ of H 1, pths γ:[, ], γ = ( σ, ω), such tht ( σ ω ) = ( σ ω ) ( σ ω ) = ( σ ω ) ( ), ( ) ( ), ( ) nd ( ), ( ) ( ), ( ), (5.18) whr ( σ, ω) r th dt of xtrm KdS of r Â. In lin with th nottion (5.14) w us th shorthnd γ1 γ 1, σ1 σ 1, + ω1 ω 1,. Lt = (): γ Γ th functionl givn y () γ = ( σ) + 4σ ( 1 + Λˆ cos ) ( ω) + χˆ σ sin 4 1, Aˆ + 4Λ σ χˆ sin d. 4π (5.19) Not tht this functionl is th sm s th ppring in (5.10) xcpt tht th intgrtion is ovr [, ] nd tht th rgumnts γ = ( σ, ω) vry in Γ. Th functionl. Considr th chng of vrils (, σ, ω) (, σ, ω ) givn y d sin d sin ˆ ( ), lnsin = σ = σ + χ sin, ω = ω. (5.0) Explicitly, ( ) rds, with suitl choic of th intgrtion constnt, tn 1 κˆ ˆ Λ tn xp κˆ 3 rctn ˆ Λ = 3 cos. (5.1) It follows tht th mp is diffomorphism from [0, π] into [0, π] nd tht 0 < c1 < (sin sin ) < c < for c 1 nd c dpnding only on â Λ. Th trnsformtion of th ffin spc Γ will dnotd y Γ. A strightforwrd computtion shows () γ = () γ 4cos d 4 cos ˆ Λ 4 cos sin 3 cos σ σ + 4ˆ χ cos d, (5.) sin whr th functionl = ( γ): Γ is givn y ( ) ( γ) = ( σ ) + 4σ + ω σ sin4 Aˆ 4 sin + 4Λ 4 sin ˆ ( ) sin d. π 4 χ σ (5.3) 14

16 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l Thus, th functionls : Γ nd : Γ: diffr y constnt nd oundry trms This immditly implis tht γ is criticl point of iff γ is criticl point of. In prticulr s γ is criticl point of, γ is criticl point of. As w will xplin low, th ntur of criticl points of th functionl cn sily nlysd vi crucil formul du to Crtr. A similr simpl formul to nlys th criticl points of is unknown to us. For this rson w will continu working with rthr thn with. Th rsults. Th nxt thr propositions togthr prov proposition 4.3. Propositions 5.1 nd 5. dl with th minimiztion of th rstrictd functionl. Thn, proposition 5.3 stlishs th connction twn th minimiztion of (or, quivlntly, th minimiztion of ) nd th minimiztion of th originl functionl tht ultimtly lds to (5.10) nd proposition 4.3. Th ngls, (0, π) dfining r ritrry. Proposition 5.1. For ny criticl point γc of thr r constnts ϵ > 0 nd c > 0, such tht if γ γc ϵ thn 1, In prticulr Proposition 5.. i.. Proposition 5.3. ( ) c c c 1, ( γ) γ + γ γ. (5.4) chivs strict locl minimum t ny of its criticl points. hs only on criticl point γ = γ nd ( γ ) is glol minimum, ( γ ) c ( γ). (5.5) W hv ( γ A ) ( γ A ), ˆ,ˆ,ˆ, ˆ (5.6) for functions γ = ( σ, ω) hving th oundry vlus γ, = γ., Morovr, tking th limit [, ] [0, π] w hv ( γ A ) ( γ A ), ˆ,ˆ,ˆ, ˆ. (5.7) Th xplicit form of ( γ ) givs (5.10). Not tht tking th limit (, ) (0, π) is vry dlict issu s th limit oundry vlus of σ r not ncssrily th sm s thos of σ. W will trt this prolm following th ids of [1]. Proof of proposition 5.1. For givn γ lt γ = ( σ, ω ) γ γc nd dfin th pth γτ = γc + τγ for τ in [0, 1]. Th Tylor xpnsion of ( γ τ ) t τ = 0 givs ( γ) = ( γ c) + τ( γ τ) + τ( γ τ), (5.8) 6 τ= 0 τ= τ* whr 0 τ* 1. Th proof of proposition (5.1) coms from nlysing th lst two trms on th right hnd sid of (5.8). W do tht sprtly. To simplify nottion st ( γ τ ) =. Morovr, in th prsnt proof prims on functions dnot drivtivs. Th first τ-drivtiv of s function of τ is 15

17 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) ( ) D D D ω ω σ ω Dσ D τ = σ + σ + η whr σ σ sin d, (5.9) Aˆ sin4 4Λ 4 sin ˆ π ( ) (5.30) 4 χ nd th drivtiv oprtor D nd th dot products r tkn with rspct to th stndrd mtric on. (Du to xisymmtry D = ). Evlut t τ = 0, intgrt y prts nd us th oundry conditions to otin th Eulr Lgrng qutions for, nmly ( D ω c) Δσ c + = σc, (5.31) η D D ω η c c c = 0, (5.3) whr η sin c = σ c, nd Δ is th Lplc oprtor with rspct to th stndrd mtric on. (Agin, du to xisymmtry, Δ involvs only drivtivs with rspct to ). Th scond τ-drivtiv of rds τ σ ω 4σ ω ω ω = ( D σ ) + η ( D ) D D + ( D ) Nxt, rcll Crtr s idntity in th form (s [8]) whr nd σ + σ sin d. (5.33) F + σ G + ω G + σω G η ω G = H, (5.34) G σ σ ω ω σ ( D ) ( ) () τ = Δσ + η ω, (5.35) G () τ = D η Dω, (5.36) ω ( ) G () τ = Δσ + η Dω. Dω σ D σ ω, (5.37) ( ( )) G () τ = D η Dω σ Dω, (5.38) ω 1 1 ( ) ( ) 1 ( ) ( ) F() τ = Dσ + ωη Dω + D ωη η σ Dω + η σ Dω ωη Dη, ( ) 1 1 H τ = D σdσ + ωη D( ωη ) M E Gch Clémnt t l (5.39) (). (5.40) 16

18 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l Now w cn us th xprssions for G σ nd G ω to otin, ftr simpl intgrtion y prts, 1 = G G σ sin d. (5.41) + ω σ τ σ ω σ Using (5.34), intgrting y prts onc gin nd using th oundry conditions σ ( ) = σ ( ) = 0, ω ( ) = ω ( ) = 0 to gt rid of H, yilds 1 F G G = + σω η ω + σ σ τ ω σ sin d. (5.4) Evluting t τ = 0 nd using th Eulr Lgrng qutions, w otin ( c ) 1 F 0 = c + η ω + σ σ τ τ= sin d, (5.43) which cn writtn in th form ωc ω τ τ= 0 = σ + η η c c c ω ωc + σ η ηc (5.44) σω c ωη c ω σ σc sin d. (5.45) η c η η c c W procd y tking dvntg of this formul. First w not tht cus γc is criticl point w hv ω k sin c ηc = whr k is constnt. Writ ω ω η nd disrgrd th first trm in (5.45). W gt c Lt s min { (sin ) ηc } k k c c 0 σ sin sin η ω ω η σ + + τ τ= ( σ + ω + σ ) c } sin d. (5.46) Ω nd ssum k sin d 4 σ > sin d. (5.47) s ω Ω Thn th first trm in (5.46) cn oundd s 1 k c σ + η sin d (5.48) sin ω 1 σ sin d 1 k η c sin d (5.49) sin ω 17

19 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l 1 1 k sin d σ ω sin d (5.50) s 1 1 sin d 1 σ σ sin d (5.51) 1 1 sin d min sin 1 1 = σ σ d, (5.5) whr (5.51) hs n otind using (5.47). This ound togthr with th lst trm in (5.46) givs us τ τ= 0 1 1, c σ (5.53) for som constnt c1 > 0. Now ssum tht th opposit to (5.47) holds, nmly k sin d 4 σ sin d. (5.54) s ω Ω Ω Thn from (5.46) w hv ( ) c sin d 0 ω + σ σ τ τ= (5.55) σ c { } Ω ( ) min ω + σ sin d (5.56) s min{ σ c } σ + σ sin d (5.57) 4k s min{ σ c} min 1, 4 ( ) sin d (5.58) σ + σ k which gin givs us n inqulity τ τ= 0 c σ 1, for som constnt c > 0. Thus in ithr cs w hv τ τ= 0 3 1, c σ (5.59) for som constnt c3 > 0. Now w cn intrchng th rols of σ nd ω (osrving th symmtry in (5.46)) to find gin τ τ= 0 3 1, c ω. (5.60) Using tht ω = ω ηc nd y n rgumnt similr to th prvious on w dduc from (5.60) tht τ τ= 0 4 1, c ω (5.61) for som constnt c 0. 4 > Collcting (5.59) nd (5.61) w gt for som constnt c5 > 0. τ τ= 0 5 1, c ( σ, ω ) = c γ γ (5.6) 5 18 c 1,

20 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l Hving trtd th scond trm on th right hnd sid of (5.8) w turn to th lst on. W clim tht thr is constnt c6 > 0 such tht if γ γ c 1 thn 1, 3 3 c ( σ, ω ). (5.63) τ τ= τ* 6 1, Comind with (5.8) this would show, s w wnt, tht if ( σ, ω ) 1, ϵ for ϵ sufficintly smll, thn (5.4) holds for som constnt c > 0. Th ound (5.63) is indd sily otind. A dirct computtion givs 3 τ = 6σω 1σ ω ω + 4σ ω σ 3 + σ sin d. (5.64) η 3 Bounds for ch trm in this intgrl, comptil with (5.63), r otind y using tht σ π σ 1, π ( σ, ω ) 1,, nd tht if γ γ c 1 thn σ c 1, 7 nd ω c8 for constnts c7 > 0 nd c8 > 0. For instnc th first trm is oundd s σω 1 sin d 1 1 sup c7 3 σ ω c (, ) (5.65) 3 9 σ ω 1, η sin for som constnt c 0. 9 > Th othr trms r oundd in th sm wy. Proof of proposition 5.. It will mor convnint to work with th functionl * ( γ*) of th rgumnts γ* = ( u, ω) with u = ln η, givn y whr * u u ( ) = ( u + + ) γ* ω * sin d, (5.66) * = sin. (5.67) This functionl is qul to () γ plus constnt indpndnt of th rgumnts. (Us u = ln η in (5.3)). If * is shown to stisfy th Plis Sml (PS) condition (s low), thn simpl ppliction of proposition 5.1 nd th mountin pss thorm, s xplind in th corollry on pg 187 of [15], shows tht γ* = (ln η, ω ) is th only criticl point nd tht * ( γ* ) is th strict solut minimum of *. W xplin now how to vrify th PS condition. Rcll first tht th PS condition holds iff ny squnc γ* i for which * ( γ* i ) is oundd nd for which δ * ( γi * ) 0 hs (strongly) convrgnt susqunc. Hr δ * ( γ * ) is th norm of th diffrntil of * i γ Rcll tht this norm is δ* γ { δ * X γ X 1, } ( *) = sup ( *) : = 1. Not from this dfinition tht if δ * ( γ * ) 0, thn for ny squnc X i with X K w hv t i *. Xi * i * i i 1, ( ) 0. (5.68) δ γ Now, for ny tngnt vctor X = ( u, ω ) to point γ* = ( u, ω) w comput u u u ( ) = ( uu + u + + u ) δ * γ* ω ωω sin sin d. (5.69) X This xprssion will usd low. 19

21 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l Lt γi * squnc such tht * ( γ* i ) is uniformly oundd nd such tht δ * ( γi * ) 0. From (5.66) w dduc tht u i is uniformly oundd 4 nd from this nd (5.17) tht u i is uniformly oundd nd uniformly continuous. By th thorm of Arzlà Ascoli, u i hs C 0 -convrgnt susqunc (tht w still indx y i ). As u i 1, is uniformly oundd w cn ssum tht u i convrgs wkly in H 1, too. Thn, from th C 0 -ounddnss of u i nd gin from (5.66), w dduc in similr fshion tht ωi hs susqunc convrging in C 0 1, nd wkly in H. Assum thn without loss of gnrlity tht for th ov squnc γ* i w hv ui u nd ωi ω wkly in H 1, 0 nd strongly in C. Lt c > 0 constnt such tht u c < i sin for ll i. Thn, ( i ) ( i ) c d u ω ω ω ω i sin d = ( ) ui sin d ( ) ui ω sin d i ωi ω ω ωi ω 0, (5.70) whr th first intgrl in (5.70) is sn to go to zro y tking V i = (0, ω i) with ω i = ω i ω in (5.68), whil th scond intgrl in (5.70) tnds to zro cus ωi ω wkly in H 1, nd ui u strongly in C 0 nd wkly in H 1,. From (5.17) nd (5.70) w dduc tht ωi ω 0, which togthr with (5.70) gin shows tht ωi ω in 1, H. Th convrgnc ui u in H 1, is shown in th sm fshion. Proof of proposition 5.3. Inqulity (5.6) follows from propositions 5.1 nd 5., togthr with th rltion (5.) twn th functionls nd, s thy imply tht xtrm KdS dt ( σ, ω) r th uniqu glol minimizrs of mong functions ( σ, ω) hving th sm oundry conditions s ( σ, ω) t,. Th proof of (5.7) is lin y lin idnticl to th proof whn Λ = 0 nd which ws otind in [1]. W will only sktch th rgumnt hr nd rfr th rdr to [1] for dtils. It is importnt to rmrk tht th prsnc of th cosmologicl constnt plys no importnt rol in this stp. Divid th intrvl [0, π] in thr rgions, (ln t) ΩI = {sin }, (ln t) Ω II = { sin t} nd ΩIII = { t sin }. Not tht whn t gos to zro, th rgions ΩI nd ΩII shrink towrd th pols, whil ΩIII xtnds to covr th whol intrvl [0, π]. Thn spcific prtition function f ( ) (s qutions (70)-(71) in [1]) is usd to intrpolt twn xtrm KdS horizon dt in rgion ΩI nd gnrl dt in rgion ΩIII. Dfin th uxiliry intrpolting dt γ () t = ( σ(), t ω()) t s ( ) γ( t) = f (sin ) γ + 1 f (sin ) γ, (5.71) t t thn, s mntiond for, comining propositions 5.1 nd 5. on th rgion [, ] ΩII ΩIII for functions γ (): t Γ w find ( γ( t)) ( γ ). (5.7) Morovr, s γ () t Ω = γ I Ω, w cn xtnd (5.7)to[0, π ] (rcll tht [0, π] = Ω [, ] I I ) to otin 4 Not tht thr r constnts 0 < c 1 < c < such tht c < sin < c. 1 0

22 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l ( γ( t)) ( γ ). (5.73) Th finl stp is to show tht s t gos to zro, th mss functionl for th uxiliry dt convrgs to th mss functionl for th originl gnrl dt, tht is lim ( γ( t)) = ( γ). (5.74) t 0 This is don in n idnticl mnnr s in [1] (with Λ ing irrlvnt hr), y using tht ω = ω + (sin ) nr th pols nd tht ( γ) nd ( γ ) r wll dfind. Inqulitis (5.73) nd (5.74) giv (5.7). Morovr, using th xplicit vlu w find ( σ, ω, A ˆ, ˆ ) β ˆ Aˆ 8ˆ κ = 4π ( σω,, A ˆ, ˆ ) β ˆ Aˆ 8ˆ κ which is inqulity (5.10). 4π (5.75) (5.76) 6. Possil gnrliztions W conclud discussing possil xtnsions of our min rsult to th cs with lctromgntic fild nd to th cs Λ < 0. In th formr cs w conjctur n inqulity which, in ddition to A, J nd Λ, contins lctric nd mgntic chrgs Q E nd Q M in th comintion Q = QE + Q M. Such n xtnsion is nturl from th fct tht ll spcil css r provn, in prticulr w rcll [6] th ound 4 A 16 π (4 J + Q ) in th cs Λ = 0. Morovr, xtrm Krr Nwmn d Sittr sturts (6.1) nd (6.). Conjctur 6.1. Undr th ssumptions of thorm 1.1 ut undr th prsnc of n lctromgntic fild with chrgs Q E, Q M with Q = QE + QM nd for ny Λ > 0 w hv A ΛA ΛA ΛQ Q4 J 1 1 (6.1) 64π 4π 1π 3 4 or quivlntly, ΛA A ΛA Q + 1 4J 48π 16π 6π A A A Q Λ Λ J 0. (6.) 48π 16π 6π Morovr, (6.1) nd (6.) r sturtd prcisly for xtrm Krr Nwmn d Sittr configurtions. As to th clcultions lding to (6.1) nd (6.) w md us of qution (44) of Cldrlli t l [4], whr th tmprtur T of Krr Nwmn nti-d Sittr lck hol is 1

23 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l givn in trms of l = 3 Λ, th mss M, th ntropy S = A 4, Q nd J. This clcultion is insnsitiv to th sign of Λ, nd th rquirmnt tht T 0 givs dirctly (6.1), whil (6.) is otind vi simpl lgric mnipultions. W finlly commnt on th prospcts of proving th r inqulitis (1.5), (6.1) nd (6.) for th cs Λ < 0 long th lins dscrid ov. W first rmrk tht xtrm Krr nti-d Sittr sturts (1.5) which should clr from th discussion of sction 3, nd xtrm Krr Nwmn nti-d Sittr sturts (6.1) nd (6.). Nxt, th first prt of our proof of (1.5), nmly th lowr ound for A in trms on s givn in (4.8) crris ovr to Λ < 0 strightforwrdly. Howvr, ttmpts of otining lowr ound for nlogously to (4.1) sm to in vin. Th rson is tht on cn sily construct xmpls with sufficintly smll σ (ngtiv with lrg modulus), nd suitly djustd ω for which th lst trm in (4.9), which is now ngtiv, domints th first two positiv trms. In fct ths xmpls strongly suggst tht is vn unoundd from low unlss th dt r rstrictd ppropritly. Thrfor, whil it is still possil tht (1.5), (6.1) nd (6.) hold for Λ < 0 s wll, our strtgy which ws succssful for Λ > 0 is unlikly to crry ovr. Acknowldgmnts W cknowldg hlpful discussions with Lrs Andrsson, Piotr Bizoń, Piotr Chruścil, Srgio Din, Jos Luis Jrmillo, Mrc Mrs nd Luc Nguyn. MEGC is supportd y CONICET (Argntin). WS ws fundd y th Austrin Scinc Fund (FWF): P3337-N16 nd y th Alrt Einstin Institut (Potsdm). Rfrncs [1] Acñ A, Din S nd Gch Clémnt M E 011 Horizon r-ngulr momntum inqulity for clss of xilly symmtric lck hols Clss. Quntum Grv [] Andrsson L, Mrs M nd Simon W 008 Stility of mrginlly outr trppd surfcs nd xistnc of mrginlly outr trppd tus Adv. Thor. Mth. Phys [3] Avil G A nd Din S 008 Th Ym invrint for xilly symmtric two Krr lck hols initil dt Clss. Quntum Grv [4] Cldrlli M M, Cognol G nd Klmm D 000 Thrmodynmics of Krr Nwmn AdS lck hols nd conforml fild thoris Clss. Quntum Grv [5] Cho J-H, Ko Y nd Nm S 010 Th ntropy function for th xtrml Krr-(nti-)d Sittr lck hols Ann. Phys [6] Din S nd Riris M 011 Ar-ngulr-momntum inqulity for xisymmtric lck hols Phys. Rv. Ltt [7] Din S 010 Extrm throt initil dt st nd horizon r-ngulr momntum inqulity for xisymmtric lck hols Phys. Rv. D [8] Din S, Jrmillo J L nd Riris M 01 Ar-chrg inqulity for lck hols Clss. Quntum Grv [9] Gch Clmnt M E, Jrmillo J L nd Riris M 013 Proof of th r-ngulr momntumchrg inqulity for xisymmtric lck hols Clss. Quntum Grv [10] Fjmn D nd Simon W 014 Ar inqulitis for stl mrginlly outr trppd surfcs in Einstin Mxwll-dilton thory Adv. Thor. Mth. Phys [11] Hwking S W nd Ellis G F R 1973 (Th Lrg Scl Structur of Spc-Tim (Cmridg Monogrphs on Mthmticl Physics) vol 1) (Cmridg: Cmridg Univrsity Prss) [1] Hywrd S A, Shiromizu T nd Nko K-I 1994 A cosmologicl constnt limits th siz of lck hols Phys. Rv. D [13] Hildrndt S, Kul H nd Widmn K-O 1977 An xistnc thorm for hrmonic mppings of Rimnnin mnifolds Act Mth

24 Clss. Quntum Grv. 3 (015) M E Gch Clémnt t l [14] Hollnds S 01 Horizon r-ngulr momntum inqulity in highr dimnsionl spctims Clss. Quntum Grv [15] Jrmillo J L, Riris M nd Din S 011 Blck hol r-ngulr-momntum inqulity in nonvcuum spctims Phys. Rv. Ltt. D [16] Ptz T-T nd Simon W 013 Mrginlly outr trppd surfcs in highr dimnsions Clss. Quntum Grv [17] Pucci P nd Srrin J 1984 Extnsions of th mountin pss thorm J. Funct. Anl [18] Simon W 01 Bounds on r nd chrg for mrginlly trppd surfcs with cosmologicl constnt Clss. Quntum Grv [19] Yzdjiv S 013 Ar-ngulr momntum-chrg inqulity for stl mrginlly outr trppd surfcs in 4D Einstin-Mxwll-dilton thory Phys. Rv. D [0] Yzdjiv S 013 Horizon r-ngulr momntum-chrg-mgntic fluxs inqulitis in 5D Einstin-Mxwll-dilton grvity Clss. Quntum Grv

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