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20182022
most cited"Black holes ain't so black": An introduction to the great discoveries of Stephen Hawking

6 citations · 14 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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10 papers

physics.pop-ph20223 cited

The little robot, black holes, and spaghettification

Jorge Pinochet

The tidal forces generated by a black hole can be so powerful that they cause unlimited stretching, known as spaghettification. A detailed analysis of this phenomenon requires the…

physics.pop-ph20214 cited

Three easy ways to the Hawking temperature

Jorge Pinochet

In this work, three heuristic derivations of the Hawking temperature are presented. The main characteristic of these derivations is their extreme simplicity, which makes them easil…

physics.ed-ph2021

Graphic relation between amplitude and sound intensity level

Jorge Pinochet

We present a simple experiment that allows us to demonstrate graphically that the intensity of sound waves is proportional to the square of their amplitude, a result that is theore…

physics.hist-ph2020

Classical Tests of General Relativity Part II: Looking to the Past to Understand the Present

Jorge Pinochet

The objective of this second part of the work is to present heuristic derivations of the three classical tests of general relativity. These derivations are based on the Einstein eq…

physics.ed-ph20201 cited

Classical Tests of General Relativity Part I: Looking to the Past to Understand the Present

Jorge Pinochet

Einstein's theory of general relativity (GR) provides the best available description of gravity. The recent detection of gravitational waves and the first picture of a black hole h…

physics.ed-ph2020

Hawking for beginners: A dimensional analysis activity to perform in the classroom

Jorge Pinochet

In this paper we present a simple dimensional analysis exercise that allows us to derive the equation for the Hawking temperature of a black hole. The exercise is intended for high…