An Idea to a World inside a Black Hole

T. G.M. Gerlitz^1, and W. Walden¹

¹Department of Computer Sciences, Technological University of Panama, Republic of Panama

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T. G.M. Gerlitz and W. Walden. An Idea to a World inside a Black Hole. International Journal of Physics. 2017; 5(5):171-180. doi: 10.12691/ijp-5-5-5

Abstract

An investigation on black holes reveals interesting new data. Due to the many speculations about the inside of black holes a concept is developed to allow consideration of the properties occuring inside on a model consisting of an electromagnetic wave. The advantage of the current model is that the investigation is based on a mass originated from even that wave and rather avoids to base the study on an already existing massive mass, which then preliminary excludes any transparent imagination in that field. The theory starts on a classical treatment to later incorporate relativistic considerations leading finally to the transformation equations appropriate for a description of an anti-world. On the basis of the photo sphere the Schwarzschild radius can be determined, which is completely free and independent then on any preliminary given conditions those could ban further in-depth treatment of that task. It is shown each of the two frames reveals individually its own Schwarzschild radius, both of them being reciprocal to each other. In spite of their distinct characteristics of the frames inside and outside a black hole it can be stated out those radii touch each other. A comparison of the two frames can be established by a set of transformation equations to justify the physical properties of the two frames are ideally mirrored in accordance to CPT-operation. The possibility of an anti-universe inside a black hole is discussed.

Keywords:
Charge conjugation parity time reversal

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