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black hole complementarity: a standalone construct

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Gravitational physics

proposal that information falling into a black hole is both reflected at the stretched horizon and passes inside, with no observer able to see both.

In gravitational physics, black hole complementarity refers to proposal that information falling into a black hole is both reflected at the stretched horizon and passes inside, with no observer able to see both. This meaning comes from Susskind (1993) in Physical Review D.[1]

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References

Susskind, L., Thorlacius, L., & Uglum, J. (1993). The stretched horizon and black hole complementarity. Physical Review D, 48(8), 3743-3761. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevd.48.3743

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