Globally Causal Solutions for Gravitational Collapse · HackerPapers discussions

Globally Causal Solutions for Gravitational Collapse — mentioned by JadeNB

Fri, 18 May 2018 13:06:14 GMT

> https://arxiv.org/abs/1402.1524 (Which was published about half a year after I initially and timestamped communicated the idea to a physics teacher who was willing to explain me the differential maths used in Einstein's field equations.) Maybe I'm misunderstanding your point, but your parenthesis seems to suggest that you would like to claim some credit for the idea. If not, then you can just ignore what I'm about to say. If so, then your comment seems to suggest that you came up with the idea, but weren't sure about the mathematics of it. In modern physics of this type, where…

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Globally Causal Solutions for Gravitational Collapse — mentioned by namibj

Fri, 18 May 2018 12:53:49 GMT

Uh, this is why I tried to study pure maths (it's less physics and more weird differential geometry) I can recommend this paper [0] that talks about simulations that show a black hole just implodes in a weird way and kind of does not stop imploding, due to space-time getting stretched with a speed above that of light, as measured within a frozen moment in time, and summed over some line from inside to outside. A working analogy could be a 2d-spacetime, represented in 3d-space as a soap bubble film. Imagine the traditional visual funnel shape the space time around a black hole is often…

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