Gravitational collapse and the information loss problem

Master Thesis

2015

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Kesselly, Alton Vanie
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Weltman, Amanda
Hellaby, Charles
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University of Cape Town

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Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
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Faculty of Science
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This thesis is intended to critically review the standard black holes. In this thesis, we used the intractability of the black hole Information loss problem and the current crisis stirred up by the black hole Firewall paradox to support the argument that nature is better off without black holes.
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Applied Mathematics

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Kesselly, A. 2015. Gravitational collapse and the information loss problem. University of Cape Town.

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