Infinite Blueshift of Charged Null Particles
R. B. Mann, W. N. Sajko
Abstract
We demonstrate that charged null particles can be infinitely blue\-shifted in a Kerr-Newman spacetime. The surface of infinite blueshift can be outside of the ergosphere in a Kerr-Newman spacetime, and outside of the outer event horizon for a Reissner-Nordstrom spacetime. Implications for extensions of the standard model which incorporate charged neutrinos are discussed.
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