This course discusses the existence of black holes, distinguishing them from neutron stars, supermassive black holes, and mini black holes. It covers topics such as black hole entropy, predictions of General Relativity, and the implications of black holes in astrophysics. The teaching method involves analyzing key scientific discoveries and engaging in a critical discussion about the nature of black holes. This course is intended for individuals interested in astrophysics, black hole research, and the implications of black hole theory in the field of physics.
Overview
Syllabus
Hawking's statement
Time in Hamburg
Discovery of Pulsar's
Are BH's distinguishable from neutron stars?
Supermassive black holes, burning discs
General remarks about science
M87 "picture"
precession of S1
Are black holes a prediction of GR?
Stephen Hawking and Kundt
black hole entropy
Afraid of mini black holes?
discoveries that have no date
Can you make a career without BH's?
The Gold Effect Thomas Gold
Taught by
Unzicker's Real Physics
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