Does scalar field collapse produce `zero mass' black holes?
Patrick R. Brady
Abstract
An exact one parameter (α) family of solutions representing scalar field collapse is presented. These solutions exhibit a type of critical behaviour which has been discussed by Choptuik. The three possible evolutions are outlined. For supercritical evolution (when black holes form) I show that a quantity related to the mass of the black hole exhibits a power law dependence on α, for near critical evolution M |α-α crit|1/2. Based on the properties of the solution some comments are also made on conjectures of Choptuik.
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