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Black hole merger
In Binary Pulse Theory: Binary Null Well Mergers
Same thing, new nameIn standard physics
Two black holes spiraling together and merging, the source of the gravitational waves LIGO detects.
In Binary Pulse Theory
Binary Null Well Mergers. They are also a genesis channel: a merger-compressed core is the one way a child universe can run faster than its parent.
The BPT terms behind it
Binary Null Well Mergers are collisions of two Null Wells that, in the book's account, can seed a new universe; such a universe inherits Compressed Harmonic Scaling from the spin energy and gravitational-wave interference the merger injects, and so runs on a shorter Pulse Diameter than one born from a single collapse.
Gravitational Wave Interference is the overlap of gravitational wavefronts in a binary Null Well merger which, together with the spin energy the merger injects, the book credits with compressing the harmonic scaling of any universe seeded there.
The Compression Factor, C(⇌), is the number by which the conditions of a universe's birth shorten its Pulse Diameter relative to a baseline Schwarzschild collapse, and so set its local temporal resolution.
Also known as
binary black hole · black hole collision
Related
The standard physics term is here to help you find your way in; the book itself writes in BPT's own terms. Read them in the lexicon, or start the book at Binary Pulse Theory.