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I’m not a physicist but I have a background in applied mathematics. What I am trying to describe is the inherent nonlinearity of general relativity, wherein co
by qubex 9y ago
I’m not a physicist but I have a background in applied mathematics.
What I am trying to describe is the inherent nonlinearity of general relativity, wherein compound solutions cannot be obtained simply summing up or overlaying simpler situations: the gravity filed itself generates more gravity, so it can recursively reach and sustain a critical value.
- Simon_says 9y agoBlack holes also evaporate. What’s happening here to make the field get smaller and ultimately disperse if the field is self-sustaining?