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Eternal Black Hole
    

A massless black hole which is a stable topological structure held together by the nonlinearity of its gravitational field.

Black Hole




References

Anninos, P.; Hobill, D.; Seidel, E.; Smarr, L.; and Suen, W. M. "Collision of 2 Black Holes." Phys. Rev. Let. 71, 2851-2854, 1993.

Anninos, P.; Bernstein, D.; Brandt, S. R.; Hobill, D.; Seidel, E.; et al. "Dynamics of Black Hole Apparent Horizons." Phys. Rev. D 50, 3801-3815, 1994.







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