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Black holes - from relativity to Hawking radiation
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Abstract
Black Hole (BH for short) is a kind of compact body in the universe predicted by the general theory of relativity. The gravitational pull of a black hole is extremely strong. A black hole is a celestial body whose curvature of space-time is so great that light cannot escape from its event horizon. There are four main ideas about how black holes form: collapsing stars, exploding supernovae, merging multiple black holes, and primordial black holes. In this article, we will start with Einstein's theory of relativity to analyze black holes, and focus on Schwarzschild black holes.
Keywords
Black hole, Relativity theory, Schwarzschild black hole, Rotation, Black hole thermodynamics.
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Li,Y. (2024). Black holes - from relativity to Hawking radiation. Theoretical and Natural Science,56,118-127.
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