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PRIMORDIAL BLACK HOLES CANNOT GROW TO BECOME GALACTIC BLACK HOLES

Seok Jae Park

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In this letter we will investigate the possibility whether primordial black holes can grow to become galactic black holes or not. We find that even a primordial black hole with the probable maximum mass cannot grow in a short timescale. Only a hole with the initial mass of order can significantly grow to become a galactic hole.

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Key concepts: Primordial black hole, Intermediate-mass black hole, Black hole (networking), Physics, Stellar black hole, Astrophysics, Binary black hole, Astronomy