Test the growth models of black hole by jointing LIGO and Insight-HXMT observations
arXiv:2109.07290 · doi:10.1016/j.jheap.2021.07.002
Abstract
The growth model of black hole is still a controversial topic. In the stationary metric, all in-falling matter must be accumulated outside the event horizon of the black hole, as clocked by a distant external observer. In the time-dependent metric, all in-falling matter can fall into the event horizon of the final black hole within very short time. We test these two growth models by joining LIGO and Insight-HXMT observations. We find the stationary model is inconsistent with LIGO and Insight-HXMT observations.
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