Hypothesis on Black Hole Accretion
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| author | Kistenev, Lev |
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| contents | <p>This hypothesis proposes that black hole accretion could be suppressed by creating a localized zone of weakened Higgs field around the event horizon. Within this zone, infalling particles would lose mass, becoming effectively massless and thus harder to capture by the black hole's gravity. This would reduce the accretion rate while Hawking radiation continues, causing the black hole to gradually lose mass over time.<br><br>The concept draws on known interactions between scalar fields and black holes, and proposes a novel mechanism for controlled black hole mass reduction through Higgs field manipulation.<br><br>Author: Lev Kistenev, age 16. Date of conception: May 14, 2026.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Hypothesis on Black Hole Accretion Kistenev, Lev <p>This hypothesis proposes that black hole accretion could be suppressed by creating a localized zone of weakened Higgs field around the event horizon. Within this zone, infalling particles would lose mass, becoming effectively massless and thus harder to capture by the black hole's gravity. This would reduce the accretion rate while Hawking radiation continues, causing the black hole to gradually lose mass over time.<br><br>The concept draws on known interactions between scalar fields and black holes, and proposes a novel mechanism for controlled black hole mass reduction through Higgs field manipulation.<br><br>Author: Lev Kistenev, age 16. Date of conception: May 14, 2026.</p> |
| title | Hypothesis on Black Hole Accretion |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20177566 |