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Graduate Kerr-Bolt Spacetime: Derivation & Resources
I am unable to find any paper or book on Kerr-Bolt solution. I need to know its derivation. Please if anyone can suggest some material on it? I will be very thankful.- Sumarna
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- Black hole Bolt Kerr Spacetime
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Polar plot for the event horizon of a Kerr BH
I have made graph of event horizon of Kerr black hole by giving simple command of polar plot. The problem is that the point where the event horizon and static limit meets should be along y-axis but instead its on x-axis. I have tried everything but not getting it right. What mistake I am...- Sumarna
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- Event horizon Horizon Kerr Plot Polar
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Graduate Penrose Process & Hawking Area Theorem Explained
O yes now i get it- Sumarna
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Penrose Process & Hawking Area Theorem Explained
Consider ##A=8\pi M(M+\sqrt{M^2-a^2})## which is area of rotating black hole. So if both mass M and angular momentum a are decreasing then area will increase? when i am decreasing these two terms, area is also decreasing.- Sumarna
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Penrose Process & Hawking Area Theorem Explained
This has confused me more.. if both mass and angular momentum are decreasing then area must also decrease. How it end up increasing?- Sumarna
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Penrose Process & Hawking Area Theorem Explained
Hawking area theorem says that area of black hole generally never decrease. Penrose process says that energy can be extracted from black hole. Energy extraction will decrease mass? if yes then if mass is decreased then will area also decrease? I am confusing things here :(- Sumarna
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- Area Penrose Process Theorem
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Formation of a Potential Well: Mass & Wave Interaction
thank u a lot. i think i have understood it now :) -
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Graduate Formation of a Potential Well: Mass & Wave Interaction
So mass of the field is not the source of a potential well? -
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Graduate Formation of a Potential Well: Mass & Wave Interaction
How a potential well is formed? Can mass of a wave creates a potential well?