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A Penrose diagram is used to represent SST and showing trajectories for (O1) and (O2), where (O1) is free-falling toward the SBH and (O2) is static. Region III represents the inside of the SBH while regions I and II represent the outside of the SBH. The white hole is located in region IV.
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We obtain analytical expressions for distance-based quantum resources and examine their distribution in the proximity of a Schwarzschild black hole (SBH) within a curved background. For an observer in free fall and their stationary counterpart sharing the Gisin state, the quantum resources are degraded at infinite Hawking temperature. The extent of...
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