Pulse Core Lexicon
Stellar Null Well
Definition
A Stellar Null Well is a Null Well made by a star: the end of only the heaviest stars, whose dead cores are heavier than any neutron star can be, above the Tolman–Oppenheimer–Volkoff limit of about 2.1 to 2.3 Suns. Most stars leave a white dwarf and some a neutron star; a core past that limit meets the Null Well Formation Condition and collapses on. It connects to Null Well, Chandrasekhar Mass Limit and Stellar Mass Unit.
In standard physics
Known in physics as Black hole · Neutron star. These are the standard words; the book writes in its own terms.
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