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You know, it makes me wonder if Black Holes can't be thought of as just giant Fourier Transforms in Space... You know, regular waves (and particles, as waves)
by peter_d_sherman 6y ago
You know, it makes me wonder if Black Holes can't be thought of as just giant Fourier Transforms in Space...
You know, regular waves (and particles, as waves) go in to the black hole, Fourier-transformed waves (as Hawking Radiation, or whatever else goes out) come out of the black hole...
Now you see it... now you don't!
Hmm, not to go all crackpot or anything (but to go all crackpot! <g>), now that I think about it, it makes me wonder if disappearing sub-particles do that by Fourier-transforming themselves into smaller sub-particles(!) (as waves!), which then radiate outward in space (undetectably, because they're now multiple smaller/higher-energy particle/waves!) from the point at which they "disappeared" from!
If this crackpot theory is true (and let's not kid ourselves, it is a completely crackpot theory! <g>) then NO INFORMATION would ever be lost to the Universe, ever, basically, the Universe would just be doing a whole lot of Fourier Transforms (and Reverse Fourier Transforms!) in the background, all the time, at all particle sizes, but at different time scales relative to that particle size!
In fact, if a particle goes out of scope ("disappears") relative to a Fourier Transform, then perhaps Fourier Transforms are what also, equal-and-oppositely CREATE particles!
And all of this "creation" and "destruction" of particles -- would be at different beat FREQUENCIES relative to scale!
It also leads to a very weird question, which is:
What is the relationship of Gravity to the Fourier Transform?
And, Is Gravity itself just a Fourier Transform -- just at a specific scale?
Also, if Black Holes are Fourier Transforms -- maybe Suns and Stars are too -- just reverse or "Inverse" Fourier Transforms...
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