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Two Types of Wave Made a Black Hole Play Exactly the Same Notes: Symmetry Disappears when a String-Inspired Correction Enters the Equations
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Black holes of extra dimensions may present identical frequencies for different physical disturbances. Researchers have discovered a mathematical symmetry that explains this coincidence, known as isospectrality. However, when a gravitational correction inspired by string theory enters the equations, the frequencies cease to coincide, revealing differences between gravity models. Why black holes of dimensions...
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