Existence of black holes in Friedmann-Robertson-Walker universe dominated by dark energy
Zhong-Heng Li, Anzhong Wang
Abstract
We study the existence of black holes in a homogeneous and isotropic expanding Friedmann-Robertson-Walker (FRW) universe dominated by dark energy. We show that black holes can exist in such a universe by considering some specific McVittie solutions. Although these solutions violate all three energy conditions, the FRW background does satisfy the weak energy condition.
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