The Entropy of a Vacuum: What Does the Covariant Entropy Count? — mentioned by raattgift

Sun, 19 Feb 2023 04:31:07 GMT

> reduction in entropy The formation of a black hole surface around ordinary matter is an increase in entropy if "no hair" is correct. All the individual masses and linear and angular momenta (and electric charge) are hidden behind the trapping surface. By examining that surface you can't tell how many bits and pieces there were inside when it formed initially or which fell in later; only the aggregate values are available. And all of those bits and pieces are crushed into a very small configuration (up to an outright singularity) compared to the volume of the interior. So the interior is…

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The Entropy of a Vacuum: What Does the Covariant Entropy Count? — mentioned by raattgift