The CR Volume for Black Holes and the Corresponding Entropy Variation: A Review
arXiv:2408.00452 · doi:10.1016/j.newar.2024.101709
Abstract
This paper reviews the work done on black hole interior volume, entropy, and evaporation. An insight into the basics for understanding the interior volume is presented. A general analogy to investigate the interior volume of a black hole, the associated quantum mode's entropy, and the evolution relation between the interior and exterior entropy is explained. Using this analogy, we predicted the future of information stored in a BH, its radiation, and evaporation. The results are noted in tables (\ref{tab:1}) and (\ref{tab:2}). To apply this analogy in BH space-time, we investigated the interior volume, entropy, and evaluation relation for different types of BHs. Finally, we also investigated the nature of BH radiation and the probability of particle emission during the evaporation process.
19 pages, 7 figures, Accepted in Journal of New Astronomy Reviews
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