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The Black Hole Singularity as a Thermodynamic System being the Seat of BH Entropy

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arxiv 2411.14108 v1 pith:4MGAROQN submitted 2024-11-21 gr-qc hep-th

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We argue in this paper that the entropy of the BH is located in the BH singularity and that the localization around the event horizon is perhaps a secondary effect. We show in particular that the dependence of the entropy located in the singularity is also proportional to $M^2$. We furthermore show that our analysis leads in a natural way to information loss as the micro structure of the BH singularity is of a completely different character compared to ordinary quantum space time underlying our classical space time manifold.

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