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#1 2009-11-22 05:33:29

LQ
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How can a black hole preceed it's black hole radius?

ΔE = h Δν
But the black holes energy cannot escape it's radius by no more then teleporting out into a quantum trace.

So since any black hole made on earth would have the mass of perhaps 2 nukes energy, (20 gram perhaps).

The temporary mass growth would be hΔv/c^2 

so with the de-broglie formulae we have: wavelength = h/(mv)

But derivate as a function of time like this:
D(1/v = wavelength*m/h = t/l)
= 1/l

Δm = h*length/wavelength

which means that since:

length = v*(evaporation time)

Δm = h*v*(evaporation time)/wavelength

compared with m which is:

m = h/(wavelength*v)

so the mass will increase with:

Δm/m = v^2*(evaporation time) procent.

This mass cannot go anywhere so it teleport out through a quantum trace. And I'm gonna believe the worst. It's gonna be a black hole when it comes out.

when m is the smallest mass, v will be c, then this will happen:
Δm/m = c^2*(evaporation time) procent.

v/wavelength is allways c, i presume.

so Δm = hc*(evaporation time)

Last edited by LQ (2009-11-22 07:48:13)


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#2 2009-11-28 03:49:25

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Re: How can a black hole preceed it's black hole radius?

Nah, It didn't get all through, besides I meant exceed, not preceed.


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