Comments on claimed risk from metastable black holes
arXiv:0808.4087
Abstract
In a recent note, arXiv:0808.1415, it was argued that a hypothetical metastable black hole scenario could pose collider risk not excluded by our previous study. We comment on inconsistency of this proposed scenario.
3 pages; comment on arXiv:0808.1415
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