Heinrich Kuypers's research while affiliated with University of Tuebingen and other places
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Publications (4)
The unequal-vertical-distances theorem for gravitational fields is used to show that black holes cannot be plunged into effective finite time by astronauts. The reason is simple: The distance is effectively infinite. The new no-go result represents an anomaly in general relativity. (C) 2009 Physics Essays Publication. [DOI: 10.4006/1.3200899]
In searching for a potentially nonunique mapping between regions of high and low redshift, something simpler was found instead:
A proportional size increase in a high-redshift region. Unlike special-relativistic effects, where slowed-down (departing)
objects shrink in size, a size increase occurs in a gravitational potential. As the horizon of a bl...
The Gulliver effect is a vertical size change implicit in the equivalence principle. Unlike FitzGerald contraction, it can be both positive and negative. Moreover, it is reciprocal—while one party appears expanded to the other, the other appears contracted to the former: needle formation implies pancake formation and vice versa. Computer simulation...
Ives' identity which links the different gamma factors of special relativity can be used to show that Einstein's famous E=mc2 law is the quadratic (transverse) special case of a more general first-order longitudinal law E=mcv/2. The latter allows the conversion of energy into both positive and negative mass increments. It arises as an implication o...
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... The latter is known to be very slow for large and mediumsized black hole masses [12]. Moreover, it was recently proposed that every locally stationary particle deep down in a gravitational well and close to the horizon suffers a mass decrease proportional to the local gravitational redshift factor [13]. If this were correct, a further mechanism beside Hawking evaporation would be needed in the present context. ...
Reference: Hubble expansion in static spacetime
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