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Krasnov Alexandr

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    Four-Dimensional Spinorial Geometry and Chiral Spectral Duality via Temporal Spin Connections on Deformed Backgrounds

    We construct a self-consistent four-dimensional spinorial framework to evaluate the first-order spectral deformations of the unreduced, massless Dirac operator ˆ/Dg = γae μa ∇μ re-stricted to an axisymmetrically deformed Lorentzian manifold. Utilizing the localized framebundle vi...

    Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2026-10-090 citationsDOI
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    Tidal Deformations and Analytical Derivation of Surface Gravity for Deformed Horizons

    We present an analytical derivation of the horizon-averaged surface gravity κ(τ ) for anaxisymmetrically deformed topological core under the horizon within an adopted metric de-formation model. By evaluating a quadrupolar perturbation governed by the Legendre poly-nomial Y20(θ),...

    Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2026-10-060 citationsDOI
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    Thermodynamic Free Energy of Spacetime and Entropy-Driven Cosmogenesis

    This work presents a rigorous, non-singular framework for cosmogenesis derived directly from first principles using Jacobson’s horizon thermodynamics. We model the interior of black holes by replacing the classical curvature singularity with a finite-volume four-dimensional topol...

    Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2026-10-020 citationsDOI
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    Thermodynamic Free Energy of Spacetime and Entropy-Driven Cosmogenesis

    This work presents a rigorous, non-singular framework for cosmogenesis derived directly from first principles using Jacobson’s horizon thermodynamics. We model the interior of black holes by replacing the classical curvature singularity with a finite-volume four-dimensional topol...

    Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2026-10-020 citationsDOI