Decent papers/articles on black holes

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The discussion focuses on seeking quality papers and articles about black holes, particularly their formation and dynamics, with a preference for moderate mathematical content. "The Black Hole Wars" by Susskind is highlighted as a favorite resource, noted for its technical depth and coverage of black hole measurements. An article referenced from arXiv discusses various types of black holes and methods for detecting their core structures, addressing the complexities surrounding event horizons. Additionally, there is interest in the theory of formation from giants to black holes and their lifetimes, with a suggestion to explore Schwarzschild theory. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for comprehensive and technical resources on black holes.
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Any decent papers/articles on black holes, their formation, dynamics, etc?
Moderate amount of maths and derivations involved would be great!
 
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How about the book the Black Hole Wars by Susskind.
 
This is one of my favourite articles on Blackhole measurements. Its very technical however any form of measurement done or theorized on Blackholes is covered in the article.

http://arxiv.org/abs/1104.5499

The article also covers different types of BH's and some possible methods of detecting whether it has a solid core or singularity. This is the answer the event horizon existence or non existence.

for more info on that see the recent thread "do Blackholes actually exist" the answer is not as easy to answer as one may beleive.
 
thanks. :D

i need a little more information about the theory of formation giants->black holes->lifetime
 
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