Mark Childerley
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I need the symbol that discribes a singularity for a novel I am writing. Can anyone help?
Many thanks
Mark
Many thanks
Mark
The discussion centers on the lack of a universally accepted mathematical symbol for a singularity, particularly in the context of black holes and their collapse into singularities. Mark, the original poster, seeks a symbol to represent the equation "Singularity + Collapse = New Universe." Participants suggest various unconventional symbols and terms, including the Schwarzschild radius and event horizon, while emphasizing the challenge of incorporating mathematical notation into a narrative. Ultimately, Mark considers using T=0 as a potential representation.
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Nope...Mark Childerley said:In my novel and what i believe is true, a black hole collapses into a singularity, this event creates a new universe on a new brane. What i need is a mathmatical symbol for this event, i will explain:
Singularity+Collaspe.= New Universe.
Thats my reasoning anyway, i wonder if there is an equation for this?
Mark
Mark Childerley said:In my novel and what i believe is true, a black hole collapses into a singularity, this event creates a new universe on a new brane. What i need is a mathmatical symbol for this event, i will explain:
Singularity+Collaspe.= New Universe.
Thats my reasoning anyway, i wonder if there is an equation for this?
Mark
fresh_42 said:How about some very rarely used, strange ones: (see the middle of the page)
PeroK said:What about the alternative:
Boy - Barnsley = Singularity?
This is genius.PeroK said:Boy - Barnsley = Singularity?