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Why Black Holes Don't Pull: A Structure-First Account of Gravity, Radiation, and Temporal Boundaries
Why Black Holes Don't Pull: A Structure-First Account of Gravity, Radiation, and Temporal Boundaries
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Main Author:
Doumbouya, Lisa
Format:
Recurso digital
Published:
Zenodo
2025
Subjects:
black holes
gravity
temporal admissibility
structure before force
event horizon
hawking radiation
black hole thermodynamics
evaporation
causal structure
spacetime geometery
temporal ridgitiy
boundary conditions
measurement and collapse
protective measurement
information limits
cosmological horizons
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