Some examples of Hayward wormholes
Peter K. F. Kuhfittig
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Peter K. F. Kuhfittig
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The first part of this paper discusses a model for the theoretical construction of a simple traversable wormhole with zero density that depends on a preexisting black hole. By assuming the interconvertibilty of black holes and wormholes proposed by S.A. Hayward, it is shown that a toy model suggested by the first model may yield several possible transitions from the preexisting black hole to a wormhole. A final topic is the conversion to a wormhole by assuming a specific model for the exotic matter.
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The first part of this paper discusses a model for the theoretical construction of a simple traversable wormhole with zero density that depends on a preexisting black hole. By assuming the interconvertibilty of black holes and wormholes proposed by S.A. Hayward, it is shown that a toy model suggested by the first model may yield several possible transitions from the preexisting black hole to a wormhole. A final topic is the conversion to a wormhole by assuming a specific model for the exotic matter.
Key concepts: Wormhole, Black hole (networking), Physics, Simple (philosophy), Zero (linguistics), Exotic matter, Theoretical physics, Yield (engineering)