Black Holes as Topological Winding Structures: An Exploratory Framework with Observational Constraints from EHT and LIGO
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We present ATPEW (ALdon Theory of Primordial Energy Wave), an exploratory conceptual framework in which all physical objects are topological vortex configurations of a single complex scalar field Ψ = ÷exp(iθ), governed by the Lagrangian: ℒ = α(∂μÃ)² + βò(∂μθ)² − λÃ⁻² − μ²Ã² In this framework, a black hole is a spherically stratified structure — two concentric spheres of radii rcore and rph delimiting five functionally distinct zones — whose internal phase field carries a closed toroidal winding of number k. The hollow core of this structure, a wave vacuum where no stable frequency mode can form, lies beneath the Schwarzschild horizon when the winding number k exceeds the topological closure threshold kseuil…
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- Winding number
- Schwarzschild metric
- Schwarzschild radius
- Scalar field
- Black hole (networking)
- Event horizon
- Topology (electrical circuits)
- Quasinormal mode
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Affordable and clean energy
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