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Black hole nucleus in hydrogen
The hydrogen atom gets the spectrum it has because you analyze the Schrodinger equation in spherical symmetry with the potential given by $V=-\frac{1}{4\pi\epsilon_0}\frac{e^2}{r}$. Yet the same ...
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How can two charged black holes merge despite electrostatic repulsion?
I have read this question:
Collision of charged black holes
And it made me curious.
I understand that the charged black holes do have negative EM charge, and they repel.
This EM interaction and ...
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What prevents the accumulation of charge in a black hole?
What prevents a static black hole from accumulating more charge than its maximum? Is it just simple Coulomb repulsion?
Is the answer the same for rotating black holes?
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What I understand from ...