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Perhaps it is a stupid question, but really confuses me.
In QFT, virtual particles can be produced from vacuum, say, (M,0,0,0) and (-M,0,0,0)
In Einstein's theory, if we consider the (-M,0,0,0) virtual particle, make it's energy-momentum tensor and solve the Einstein equation, and take the limit of weak field, we find the potential it produces for other real particles is positive, so it gives a exculsive force.
Is it right? if so, can the negative-energy particle fall into the black hole? because if the negative energy particle has anti-gravity, it can never go into a place that have infinity high potential energy.
Thank you!
In QFT, virtual particles can be produced from vacuum, say, (M,0,0,0) and (-M,0,0,0)
In Einstein's theory, if we consider the (-M,0,0,0) virtual particle, make it's energy-momentum tensor and solve the Einstein equation, and take the limit of weak field, we find the potential it produces for other real particles is positive, so it gives a exculsive force.
Is it right? if so, can the negative-energy particle fall into the black hole? because if the negative energy particle has anti-gravity, it can never go into a place that have infinity high potential energy.
Thank you!