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48 results for near horizon limit

Study examines Wang-Yau quasi-local energy in strong fields near apparent horizons.

problem Examining the behavior of Wang-Yau quasi-local energy near apparent horizons in strong fields.
method Analyzing the limit of the Wang-Yau quasi-local energy as a spacelike surface approaches an apparent horizon, considering bounded coordinate functions and spacelike mean curvature.
result The limit of the Wang-Yau quasi-local energy falls into two cases: it blows up or remains finite, depending on whether the horizon can be isometrically embedded into R3R^3.

Extreme black holes with $\SU(2)$ symmetry have a specific near horizon geometry.

problem Understanding the near horizon geometry of extreme black holes with $\SU(2)$ symmetry.
method Analyzing the near horizon geometry of 5D extreme black holes with $\SU(2)$ symmetry.
result The near horizon geometry of these black holes must be that of a Berger sphere.

New findings on static near horizon geometries and quasi-Einstein manifolds, including rigidity results for negative cosmological constant.

problem Rigidity of quasi-Einstein manifolds under different cosmological constant conditions.
method Analysis of quasi-Einstein equations on closed manifolds, focusing on static vacuum solutions and their properties.
result For negative cosmological constant, rigidity holds under specific conditions on the 1-form \(X\), including incompressibility, constant norm, and nontrivial cohomology.

Develops a formalism for studying general horizons and derives a near-horizon equation.

problem Analyzes the geometry of general horizons in spacetime.
method Introduces a formalism based on encoding the zeroth and first transverse derivatives of the deformation tensor on null hypersurfaces.
result Derives a generalized near-horizon equation that holds on any horizon.

We show that the horizon geometry for supersymmetric black hole solutions of minimal five-dimensional gauged supergravity is that of a particular Einstein-Cartan-Weyl (ECW) structure in three dimensions, involving the trace and traceless part of both torsion and nonmetricity, and obeying some precise constraints. In th…

2019-04-07abs ↗pdf ↗

This is the written version of my talk at SUSY '98. It presents a geometric characterisation of the allowed near-horizon geometries of supersymmetric branes. We focus primarily on the M2-brane, but results for other branes (e.g., the D3-brane) are also presented. Some new examples are discussed.

1998-07-20abs ↗pdf ↗

We investigate which three dimensional near-horizon metrics gNHg_{NH} admit a compatible 1-form XX such that (X,[gNH])(X, [g_{NH}]) defines an Einstein-Weyl structure. We find explicit examples and see that some of the solutions give rise to Einstein-Weyl structures of dispersionless KP type and dispersionless Hirota (aka hyp…

2017-04-21abs ↗pdf ↗

New rigidity results for quasi-Einstein metrics with non-zero divergence-free vector fields.

problem Classifying quasi-Einstein metrics with specific vector field properties.
method Analyzing quasi-Einstein metrics on closed manifolds and near-horizon geometries of extreme black holes.
result These metrics always admit a one-parameter group of isometries generated by the divergence-free vector field.

Paper proves existence of anisotropic dynamical horizons in gravitational collapse.

problem Existence of apparent horizons in gravitational collapse.
method Scale-critical hyperbolic method and non-perturbative elliptic techniques.
result Smooth and spacelike apparent horizons emerge from general initial data in gravitational collapse.

We present a new infinite class of near-horizon geometries of degenerate horizons, satisfying Einstein's equations for all odd dimensions greater than five. The symmetry and topology of these solutions is compatible with those of black holes. The simplest examples give horizons of spatial topology S^3xS^2 or the non-tr…

2012-10-04abs ↗pdf ↗

A new model-free algorithm achieves near-optimal regret for infinite-horizon MDPs.

problem Model-free reinforcement learning for infinite-horizon average-reward MDPs.
method Exploration Enhanced Q-learning (EE-QL) for weakly communicating MDPs.
result Achieves O(T)O(\sqrt{T}) regret bound for general weakly communicating MDPs.

Proves uniqueness of certain spacetime solutions with extremal horizons.

problem Proving uniqueness of extremal Schwarzschild de Sitter spacetime solutions.
method Analytic proof in four and higher dimensions, spectral problem for hyperbolic surfaces.
result Proves extremal Schwarzschild de Sitter solutions are unique up to identifications.

This is an expository paper describing the geometry of certain Sasakian-Einstein manifolds. Such manifolds have recently become of interest due to Maldacena's AdS/CFT conjecture. They describe near-horizon geometries of branes at conical singularities.

1998-10-30abs ↗pdf ↗

We consider a stochastic bandit problem with infinitely many arms. In this setting, the learner has no chance of trying all the arms even once and has to dedicate its limited number of samples only to a certain number of arms. All previous algorithms for this setting were designed for minimizing the cumulative regret o…

2015-05-18abs ↗pdf ↗

Forecastability measures predictive information across horizons.

problem How much predictive information is available at each prediction horizon?
method Develops the consequences of mutual information between future observations and information set.
result Forecastability is a profile reflecting process dependence structure, with properties like compression and truncation error.

Algorithm achieves optimal pricing with minimal exploration for dynamic markets.

problem Optimal pricing in dynamic markets with contextual information.
method Localized exploration-then-commit (LetC) algorithm with pure exploration, refinement, and exploitation stages.
result Achieves minimax optimal, dimension-free regret bound.

We study geodesics along a noncompact Kerr-Newman instanton, where the asymptotic geometry is either de Sitter or anti-de Sitter. We use first integrals for the Hamilton-Jacobi equation to characterize trajectories both near and away from horizons. We study the interaction of geodesics with special features of the metr…

2018-05-22abs ↗pdf ↗

Researchers extend microlocal analysis across event horizons of rotating black holes.

problem Incomplete microlocal theory of fields across black hole event horizons.
method Extended microlocal theory for extremal rotating black holes, showing null covectors form an involutive double characteristic manifold.
result Mathematical basis for asymptotic oscillatory solutions near event horizons.

Heterotic horizons preserving 4 supersymmetries have sections which are T^2 fibrations over 6-dimensional conformally balanced Hermitian manifolds. We give new examples of horizons with sections S^3 X S^3 X T^2 and SU(3). We then examine the heterotic horizons which are T^4 fibrations over a Kahler 4-dimensional manifo…

2010-03-15abs ↗pdf ↗

A policy for near-optimal multi-player bandits with non-zero collision rewards.

problem Decentralized multi-player bandits with heterogeneous rewards and collisions.
method A policy achieving near-optimal regret in a non-communicative setting.
result Near order-optimal expected regret of O(log1+δT)O(\log^{1 + δ} T) for 0<δ<10 < δ< 1.

We provide bounds on the first Betti number and structure results for the fundamental group of horizon cross-sections for extreme stationary vacuum black holes in arbitrary dimension, without additional symmetry hypotheses. This is achieved by exploiting a correspondence between the associated near-horizon geometries a…

2018-04-04abs ↗pdf ↗

Long horizon reinforcement learning is as hard as short horizon learning.

problem Understanding the difficulty of long horizon reinforcement learning problems.
method Introduced new concepts: ε-net for optimal policies and Online Trajectory Synthesis algorithm.
result Proved that sample complexity scales logarithmically with the planning horizon, refuting the conjecture.

Paper analyzes blowup of regularized Jang solutions and constant expansion surfaces.

problem Blowup behavior of regularized solutions to Jang equation inside apparent horizons.
method Two geometric treatments: dilation and translation. Characterization of limits of rescaled and translated solutions.
result Limits of properly rescaled solutions are constant expansion surfaces.

Deep learning models forecast stock market orders over multiple time frames.

problem Forecasting stock market orders over varying time frames.
method Encoder-decoder models with sequence-to-sequence and Attention mechanisms, leveraging Intelligent Processing Units (IPUs) for faster training.
result Multi-horizon forecasting outperforms single-horizon models, especially for long prediction periods.

New RL algorithm explains why deep learning works in stochastic environments.

problem Why deep RL algorithms perform well in practice despite using random exploration.
method Introducing SQIRL, an iterative RL algorithm that separates exploration and learning.
result Effective horizon explains why deep RL works in stochastic environments.