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Page 1: Final Fate of a Massive Star Pankaj S. Joshi. The talk is divided in the following main parts: I. INTRODUCTORY II. A STABILITY ANALYSIS: Introducing Small

Final Fate of a Massive Star

Pankaj S. Joshi

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The talk is divided in the following main parts:

I. INTRODUCTORY

II. A STABILITY ANALYSIS: Introducing Small Pressures in Dust Collapse

III. CURRENT PERSPECTIVE AND CONCLUSIONS

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One of the Most Important Key Issues in Relativistic Astrophysics and

CosmologyWhat Happens when a Massive

Star dies?Chandrasekhar's work: Star collapse

and Stable Configuration Limit

Continual Collapse for Massive Stars

What is the Final End state of such a Continual Collapse?

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Dark Energy and Exploding Stars

The Observations on Accelerating Universe are intimately related to the Measurements on

Exploding Stars, far away in Cosmos. This is linked to a great mystery in Cosmology Today,

which is the possible Presence of a Dark Energy in the Universe.

In Supernovae, the core collapses in less than a Second, causing a Massive Explosion.

A shock wave then blows off the outer layers of the star. The Supernova shines brighter than the

Entire galaxy for a short time...

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Recall the earlier Chandra comments in 1935!

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Spacetime Singularities

# General Relativity predicts that under reasonable physical conditions the gravitationally

collapsing massive star must terminate into a Spacetime Singularity.

# The densities, curvatures, and all physical quantities must go to infinity closer to the

Singularity# Are such Singularities of Collapse visible to

external observers in the Universe?

THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUES IN BLACK HOLE PHYSICS TODAY

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Oppenheimer-Snyder-Datt Gravitational Collapse Scenario

Use General Relativity/Homogeneous Density Spherical Dust cloud with No Rotation or

Pressures

Dynamical Collapse/Formation of Trapped Surfaces and Event Horizon/Collapse

to a Spacetime Singularity/Formation of a Black Hole Region in the Spacetime

Collapse settles eventually to a Final Schwarzschild Geometry

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The Black Hole ConundrumThe Past Status of Black Holes

My Seminar on Black Holes at TIFR more than 20 years ago--

Astronomers asked: WHY BLACK HOLES, WHY YOU TALK ON SUCH EXOTIC THINGS?

NOW BLACK HOLES EVERYWHERE!

(Why your Talk has No Black Holes!!)There are very many unresolved issues

also, associated with Existence and PhysicsOf Black Holes

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1960s: Resurgence of Interest

A & A DEVELOPMENTS

Discovery of Quasars, Radio Galaxies, andOf several High Energy Phenomena in the

Universe

No known physics explains such High EnergyObservations!!

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Result

Very Many Developments in the Physics &Astrophysics of Black Holes

J Wheeler/R Penrose/S Hawking/K Thorne...

Investigations in Classical & Quantum AspectsOf Black Holes

Interesting Thermodynamic AnalogiesAstrophysical Applications

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COSMIC CENSORSHIP HYPOTHESIS

# Will a generic star go the Oppenheimer-Snyder-Datt way only, and make a Black Hole only?

Because, real stars are Inhomogeneous, have Internal pressure forces...

# This is an Unanswered Q. Therefore the Hypothesis by Penrose: Any Star Collapse will

make a black hole only, hiding the Singularity, the ultra-dense regions, behind an Event Horizon

THIS HAS BEEN ONE OF THE MOST FUNDAMENTAL QUESTION IN GRAVITATION

THEORY TODAY

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The Information given by Singularity Theorems on the Existence Aspect is

rather general

What we need to know specifically is: What happens When a Massive Star collapses under its

own gravity. In particular, we need to know on the Visibility or

otherwise of the Super-Ultra-dense regions, or the Singularity that forms in such a Gravitational

CollapseTOWARDS THIS PURPOSE, EXPLICIT

MODELS NEED TO BE WORKED OUT, IN THE ABSENCE OF ANY GENERAL PROOF

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Way Out: Back to Basics

STUDY GRAVITATIONAL COLLAPSE ASOPPENHEIMER AND SNYDER DID!

Over past decade and a half, Numerous Collapse studies carried out...

CONCLUSION: Black Holes and Naked Singularity Final States develop as

The Collapse Outcome

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Basically, we need to understand much more Carefully, what all is possible in

Gravitational Collapse To Understand the Rich Structure allowed by the

Einstein Equations in Dynamical Collapse, We studied recently Explicitly the Role of Pressures

in Collapse Evolutions, by Introducing Small Pressures in otherwise Pressure-free OSD

Model(PSJ & D Malafarina, Physical Review, in Press)

Such Studies are Extremely Essential in view of our Failure so far towards any Proof, or even

making any possible Mathematical Formulation of the Cosmic Censorship Hypothesis

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Small Pressure Perturbations in the OSD Dynamical Collapse System

What happens to the Collapse outcome when arbitrarily small pressure perturbations are

introduced within the OSD Collapse Scenario?

We obtain here the Explicit Classes of Pressure Perturbations such that introducing a smallest

pressure changes the final outcome of collapse from Black Hole Final State to a

Naked Singularity

What we see is a Very Rich Structure of the Initial Data Space, in terms of the Collapse Outcomes

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Gravitational Collapse in a Comoving Coordinate System

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Introducing a scaling function R=rv, andF(r,v) = r^3 M(r,v), it is possible to integrate the

Einstein equations to get the Equation of Motion of the Collapsing Fluid, the key point is to

understand the structure of trapped surfaces.

While doing so, one must ensure that the Collapse develops from a Regular initial Data.

The Trapped Surfaces and Spacetime SingularityDevelop then as the collapse evolves, and the main task then is to examine the Nature of the

Singularity, namely whether it is Covered within Horizon, or Visible to External Observers.

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The function t(v,r) gives time for a shell at r to reach a coordinate value v, the Spacetime singularity being at v=0

OSD Model is then given by,

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For the OSD model, {g_00} is necessarily Unity. We now allow it to

be non-zero, this amounts to introducing small non-zero tangential

pressures (with M=M_0 only).

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The Singularity Curve and Apparent Horizon are given by

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Physically Realistic Collapse implies Naked Singularity always?

Examples: Dust Collapse, Radiation Collapse...

Why Do Naked Singularities Develop in Gravitational Collapse?

How Trapped Surfaces are Naturally Delayed due to Inhomogeneities

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Many Interesting Comments and Discussions

Numerous discussions can be seen on the Internet and various Websites

Many comments from Students, Experts, as well as lay persons... an exciting experience

The Podcast talk by the SciAm Editor in Chief Several Interesting Analogies--Nirvikalpa Samadhi

of Yoga compared to Going to a Singularity and Coming back—as opposed to getting lost in Black hole forever!!

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Angela Shelton & Black Hole

The Social

Analogies!! "Do you believe

in Black hole?" “Becoming a

Rebel Star--

Escaping a

Black Hole”

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A `Hypernova', or a Final Complete disintegration of the

Massive Star in late collapse?

Advantages: (i) You need not then worry to Prove censorship hypothesis

(ii) Infinite density singularity avoided(iii) Observational tests possible, look at andExamine carefully the Burstlike Phenomena

In the Universe(iv) Black hole paradoxes avoided

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Role of Classical & Quantum Physics

* General Relativity: Evolve the Collapse to Very Late Stages--keeping the Causal Communication

with the Outside Universe open...

*Quantum Physics: Study the Quantum Gravity Effects in such Ultra-Strong-Gravity Regions

SOME BIG GURUS HAVE ENDORSED AND EVEN ADVOCATED THIS AS A GOOD

POSSIBILITY!!

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*******

GR implies Existence of Strong Gravity Regions, where Both Quantum Gravity and General

Relativity come into their Own. **************

As R Wald pointed out: `If censorship fails, then in a literal sense, we would come face-to-face with

the laws of Quantum Gravity whenever gravitational collapse to a naked singularity occurs in distant regions of our Universe..'

AN EXCITING POSSIBILITY!!

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WHAT IS THE FINAL FATE OF A MASSIVE STAR?

IT IS TURNING OUT TO BE ONE OF THE MOST INTERESTING AND EXCITING ISSUES IN

MODERN COSMOLOGY AND ASTROPHYSICS

TRYING TO UNDERSTAND THE SAME IS TEACHING US AND LEADING TO MANY

SECRETS OF THE UNIVERSE!