How to tell a gravastar from a black hole (also when it is rotating...)
How to tell a gravastar from a black hole (also when it is rotating...)
How to tell a gravastar from a black hole (also when it is rotating...)
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Rotating <strong>gravastar</strong>sIn a recent work (Cardoso et al, 2007), a generalization of the originalstatic, spherically symmetric <strong>gravastar</strong> model was considered, in order<strong>to</strong> describe <strong>rotating</strong> <strong>gravastar</strong>s.A slow rotation approximation was used <strong>to</strong> describe the axiallysymmetric spacetime of a <strong>rotating</strong> <strong>gravastar</strong>. It was argued that<strong>gravastar</strong>s might be unstable due <strong>to</strong> the ergoregion instabil<strong>it</strong>y.The preliminary results obtained by Cardoso et al indicate that thetime scale of the instabil<strong>it</strong>y could be very short <strong>when</strong> compared <strong>to</strong>the Hubble time. Further investigation <strong>is</strong> still needed...