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Balungi explains deep ideas in physics in an easy-to-understand way. Think Physics is a series aimed to solving the big problems in physics. The book targets topics that researchers and students spend time wondering about, like the origin of gravity and the universe. It also goes into the theories that seem right but are wrong and shows why they are wrong a rarity in science books. Think Physics series is a rigorously correct, lighthearted, and cleverly designed problem solving book for physicists of all ages.
*Has been tested, rewritten, and retested to ensure that you can teach yourself all about major unsolved physics problems
*Requires no math-mathematical treatments and applications are included in optional sections so that you can choose either a mathematical or nonmathematical approach. No Calculus
In this PART 5 of Think Physics series; Using a logical approach, Balungi discovers the volume entropy law of a Black hole in contrast with the Bekenstein-Hawking Area entropy law. This study is important for those pursuing a holographic universe.
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Release dateApr 18, 2020
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Balungi Francis
Balungi Francis is a theoretical physicist and author of Quantum Gravity in a Nutshell, a book that explores the fundamental nature of space and time. He has a Bachelor's degree in Physics from Makerere University, where he developed his passion for understanding the mysteries of the universe. He has also published multiple books on topics such as gravitation, structure formation, theory of everything, and dark matter and energy. He is the founder of "Find yo Genius", an online library of over 1000 science and math eBooks and paperbacks by renowned physics and math geniuses. He is motivated by his curiosity and desire to share his knowledge with the world.
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VOLUME BLACK HOLE ENTROPY LAW
Copyright ©2020 Balungi Francis
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE
The Volume Entropy Law of a Black Hole
Area Entropy Law
Black hole Volume Entropy law
Glossary
About the Author
PREFACE
Balungi explains deep ideas in physics in an easy-to-understand way. Think Physics is a series aimed to solving the big problems in physics. The book targets topics that researchers and students spend time wondering about, like the origin of gravity and the universe. It also goes into the theories that seem right but are wrong and shows why they are wrong a rarity in science books. Think Physics series is a rigorously correct, lighthearted, and cleverly designed problem solving book for physicists of all ages.
❖ Has been tested, rewritten, and retested to ensure that you can teach yourself all about major unsolved physics problems
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In this PART 5 of Think Physics series; Using a logical approach, Balungi discovers the volume entropy law of a Black hole in contrast with the Bekenstein-Hawking Area entropy law. This study is important for those pursuing a holographic universe.
The Volume Entropy Law of a Black Hole
The development of general relativity followed a publication of acceleration under special relativity in 1907 by Albert Einstein. In his article, he argued that any mass will Distort
the region of space around it so that all freely moving objects will follow the same curved paths curving toward the mass producing the distortions. Then in 1916, Schwarzschild found a solution to the Einstein field equations, laying the groundwork for the description of gravitational collapse and eventually black holes.
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