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Zenodo
2026
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| オンライン･アクセス: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19916788 |
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- <p>As the fourth part of the Black Hole and Nested Universe Conjecture series, this paper conducts an exploratory theoretical study on the microstructure, matter transport rules and stability modes of black hole wormhole channels based on general relativity, brane cosmology and quantum mechanics. Numerical verification of compact celestial parameters shows that within this conjecture, only black holes meet the critical energy density for spacetime brane local tearing. The wormhole throat radius derived from mechanical equilibrium is confirmed within the Planck scale. It is proposed that black holes can compress matter to meet the wormhole passage threshold for cross-spacetime transport. A dual-path stability framework of Planck-scale wormholes is constructed, conjecturing that wormholes can be stabilized by positive-pressure quantum degeneracy pressure. Finally, the dynamic equation of black hole mass evolution is derived to characterize its mass change under multiple physical processes. This paper is only an exploratory theoretical conjecture without definitive academic conclusions.</p>