15 research outputs found
Black Hole Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
Full text linkWe have known for more than thirty years that black holes behave as
thermodynamic systems, radiating as black bodies with characteristic
temperatures and entropies. This behavior is not only interesting in its own
right; it could also, through a statistical mechanical description, cast light
on some of the deep problems of quantizing gravity. In these lectures, I review
what we currently know about black hole thermodynamics and statistical
mechanics, suggest a rather speculative "universal" characterization of the
underlying states, and describe some key open questions.Comment: 35 pages, Springer macros; for the Proceedings of the 4th Aegean
Summer School on Black Hole
Influencing factors for static immersion tests of compatibility between elastomeric materials and lubricants
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Estimate of elastomer elastic members’ impact on the vehicle ride quality, mobility and reliability in low temperatures
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A normalized frequency-domain block filtered-x LMS algorithm for active vehicle interior noise control
No full textEffect of high-pressure torsion on the structure and properties of the natural layered amorphous-crystalline Ti2NiCu composite
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