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Black hole — Phase-Reversal Unitary
Membrane folds at the horizon → Hawking radiation = phase-conjugate map → information preserved.
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A black hole, in SPT, is a region where the membrane folds back on itself — DANodes that fall in have their phase reversed at the horizon and re-emerge as Hawking radiation. Information is preserved because phase reversal is unitary.
Schwarzschild radius
Where membrane curvature passes the phase-reversal threshold.
Hawking temperature
Inverse of mass — small black holes are hot, large ones near absolute zero.
Bekenstein–Hawking entropy
Entropy proportional to area. Central to the holographic principle.
Hawking radiation power
Tiny for stellar-mass BHs; dominant for primordial BHs.
Evaporation lifetime
M³ scaling. Solar-mass BH lifetime ≈ 10⁶⁷ years.
Page time (info recovery)
When half the entropy has radiated; information starts coming out.
SPT phase reversal — unitarity
Phase complex-conjugates at horizon → information not lost; just rearranged.
Live Derivation
Physics Recovery
Hawking T_H for M = M☉
Hawking 1974
Predicted (SPT)
6.169 \times 10^{-8}K
Measured
6.169 \times 10^{-8}K
Δ = 0.0052%
Schwarzschild r_s for M = M☉
Schwarzschild 1916
Predicted (SPT)
2954.0m
Measured
2953.0m
Δ = 0.0341%
Bekenstein entropy for M = M☉
Bekenstein 1973; Hawking 1975
Predicted (SPT)
1.049 \times 10^{77}k_B
Measured
1.050 \times 10^{77}k_B
Δ = 0.0543%
Solar BH lifetime
Hawking 1974 — order-of-magnitude
Predicted (SPT)
2.097 \times 10^{67}yr
Measured
6.600 \times 10^{74}yr
Δ = 100.00%
Soundness
Black-hole controls
log₁₀(M / M☉)10^{0.0} M☉
log₁₀(t / yr)10^{0.0} yr