Symbol representing a singularity for sci-fi writing

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I need the symbol that discribes a singularity for a novel I am writing. Can anyone help?

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Mark
 
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There are a differents kind of singularity, is a space-time singularity?, is a singularity of first or second kind in the sense of functions, is an essential singularity in the sense of complex analysis ...
 
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
 
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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
Nope...
 
Im gunna have to make one up then, any suggestions?

Mark
 
True, i hear what your saying, I am going to have to work it out myself then .;)
 
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

What about the alternative:

Boy - Barnsley = Singularity?
 
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PeroK said:
What about the alternative:

Boy - Barnsley = Singularity?

Lol, like it.

Mark
 
PeroK said:
Boy - Barnsley = Singularity?
This is genius.
 
I suggest you to use complicated terms as Schwarzschild radius or event horizon, but put symbols or equations in a novel is strange, I never remember novels with math equations or symbols ... (this is may personal opinion!)
 
Thanks Ssnow, i agree it is strange but this would be the only one. It would fit nicely into the scheme of things.

I think i might go with T=0 , that's the closest i think I am going to get.

Mark
 
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