2023
DOI: 10.4236/jhepgc.2023.91008
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Resolving the Information Paradox with Probabilistic Spacetime

Abstract: It has been 50 years since Hawking described the black hole (BH) information paradox. The combination of BH radiation and subsequent BH evaporation was found to take trapped information into oblivion contrary to the law of conservation of quantum information. Numerous attempts have been made since to resolve this paradox. A brief review herein documents how all these attempts have significant shortcomings, meaning the paradox is still unresolved. A relatively new cosmological theory offers a resolution despite… Show more

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“…Their growth sans matter more than compensates for any radiation loss of energy. An implication of both the PST and GEODE models is that the conceptualization of an information paradox is faulty due to its failure to account for BH growth sans matter (The PST also offers a resolution to the information paradox even if BHs did not grow sans matter [10]).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Their growth sans matter more than compensates for any radiation loss of energy. An implication of both the PST and GEODE models is that the conceptualization of an information paradox is faulty due to its failure to account for BH growth sans matter (The PST also offers a resolution to the information paradox even if BHs did not grow sans matter [10]).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3) Why the standard model failed to be supported in extremely precise muon precession research [9], 4) Why "extra" heat was found in intergalactic hydrogen clouds [17], and 5) A resolution to the BH information paradox even if BH growth sans matter does not occur [10]. (This resolution is still of relevance, despite the paper contents above, in that the GEODE model says only that DE objects grow sans matter.…”
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confidence: 99%
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