How is Stefan's Constant Used in Understanding Black Hole Radiation?

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Stefan's constant is crucial in understanding black hole radiation, particularly through the Stefan-Boltzmann law, which relates the temperature of an object to its emitted radiation. The application of this law to black holes raises questions due to its basis in flat space-time, complicating its direct use in curved spacetime scenarios. The discussion highlights the need for a deeper examination of how this law can be adapted to account for the unique properties of black holes. Resources provided offer further insights into the constant's value and its relationship to fundamental constants. Understanding these principles is essential for advancing theories on black hole thermodynamics and radiation.
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