Black Hole Horizons and How They Begin
By Dieter Brill Thu, Jan 19, 2012
Dieter Brill , University of Maryland
By Dieter Brill
Also In This Section
- Connection Between Gravity and Electromagnetism
- Cosmic Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy
- Low Ionization Emission Lines in Quasars
- The Occurrence of Non-pulsating Stars in the gamma Doradus/delta Scuti Pulsation Instability Region
- The 111 and 129 GeV -ray lines from annihilations in the Milky Way dark matter halo, dark disk and subhalos
- The Conformal Singularity as a Cosmological Mirror: Classical Theory
- Super-Renormalizable Multidimensional Gravity: Theory and Applications
- Eight Years of Swift and the Promise and Limitations of GRB High Energy Correlations
- Cosmology with Gamma--Ray Bursts: status and perspectives
- Testing the Space-time Geometry Around Black Hole Candidates with the Available Radio and X-ray Data
- Particle Swarm Optimization and Regression Analysis II
- Quasar Outflows in the 4D Eigenvector 1 Context
- Radiation as Self-Action via a Cosmological Mirror
- Toward a Unified AGN Structure
- Pulsations and Hydrodynamics of Luminous Blue Variable Stars
- Particle Swarm Optimization and regression analysis – II
- The Solar Photon Sail Comes of Age
- Particle Swarm Optimization and regression analysis I
- Water on The Moon, III. Volatiles & Activity
- Water on The Moon, II. Origins & Resources
- The GEM Theory of the Unification of Gravitation and Electro-Magnetism
- An Interferometrically Derived Sample of Miras with Phase using Spitzer: Paper I – A First Look
- Water on The Moon, I. Historical Overview
- How are Bright Galaxies Embedded within their Dark Matter Halos?
- Orbiting Gyroscopes & Einstein: the NASA Gravity Probe B Mission
- The Direction of Gravity
- Interior Solution Gravity Experiment
- How Black Holes Affect Gravity
- The Lowell Observatory Near-Earth-Object Search (LONEOS): Ten years of asteroid and comet discovery
- Where did the Moon come from?
- Preparing for a Future Asteroid Crisis
- THE CASE FOR TIDAL CAPTURE OF THE EARTH’S MOON
- The Space Elevator
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