Phantom Event Horizons
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Publication Date
Spring 2021
Abstract
Assuming that a Neutron star has a non-constant density profile, we postulate that there exists a point beneath the surface where the pressure is high enough to condense the neutrons at the core into a black hole. We discuss a numerical calculation and a mathematical proof of such a possibility and conjecture ways to test such a hypothesis. Additionally, we theorize about the mechanics to maintain a shell of neutrons around a black hole.
Recommended Citation
Morrill, Easton, "Phantom Event Horizons" (2021). Video Presentations. 13.
https://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/papers_2021/13
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