High-Dimensional Black Holes Show Hidden Vibration Symmetry
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Hit a bell, and it rings with a height and a melt that informs you about the bell: its size, its shape, the metal of which it is made. The black holes also ring. When two merge, the new-born black hole shivers and emits gravitational waves in a brief dying chord, and since 2015, [...]
Black holes can resonate after a disturbance in characteristic frequencies, whereby two very different types of interference in higher-dimensional Einstein models have surprisingly exactly the same frequency spectrum. However, a Gauss-Bonnet correction motivated by string theories removes this hidden correspondence and separates the previously identical vibrations. Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates). After a fusion a black hole sounds in the form …
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