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cr7einstein
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Dear all,
In one of his lectures,Prof. Susskind mentioned that the event horizon "bulges" forward to meet any incoming radiation or matter; and it is a property of Einstein field equations. I have not come across any such property, and if it exists, shouldn't it belong to the Schwarzschild(or Kerr,etc) metric rather? Can someone mathematically explain that property in detail? I want to know the mathematical description of this property.
Thanks in advance!
In one of his lectures,Prof. Susskind mentioned that the event horizon "bulges" forward to meet any incoming radiation or matter; and it is a property of Einstein field equations. I have not come across any such property, and if it exists, shouldn't it belong to the Schwarzschild(or Kerr,etc) metric rather? Can someone mathematically explain that property in detail? I want to know the mathematical description of this property.
Thanks in advance!