Black Hole Simulation

Tier-2 · Spacetime Memory

A black hole in GCD is the Γ(ω→1) pole — the structural boundary where drift cost diverges and return becomes impossible (τ_R = ∞_rec). The event horizon is not imported from general relativity; it is derived independently from Axiom-0 as the point where no signal can return.

Collapsus generativus est; solum quod redit, reale est. — At the horizon, nothing returns.

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GR ↔ GCD Translation

Translatio inter campos
Every gravitational concept maps to a GCD kernel quantity. Click to expand the full table.
GR Concept GCD Analog Formula
Event Horizonω → 1 poleΓ(ω) = ω³/(1−ω+ε) → ∞
Gravitational FielddΓ/dωGradient of drift cost
Mass|κ| well depthAccumulated log-integrity
Tidal Forced²Γ/dω²Cost curvature (spaghettification)
Gravitational LensingΔ = F − ICHeterogeneity gap deflects trajectories
Ascent/Descent AsymmetryCost ratio → ∞Escape cost / infall cost diverges near horizon
Hawking TemperatureT_H = 1/(8π|κ|)Inverse well depth — shallow wells radiate hotter
Gravitational Redshiftz = Γ/(1+Γ)Photon energy loss escaping the well
ISCOω ≈ 0.50Innermost stable circular orbit — tidal destabilization
Photon Sphereω ≈ 0.65Unstable circular photon orbits
Frame-Draggingω_drag(ω, a*)Lense-Thirring: a*·Γ(ω)/(1+Γ)²
Ergosphereω > ω_ergoRegion where frame-dragging exceeds orbit speed
Penrose Processη_P(a*)1 − √((1+√(1−a*²))/2) — up to 29.3%
BH EntropyS_BH = 4πκ²Bekenstein analog — area law from log-integrity
Orbital Precessionδφ(ω)6πΓ(ω)/(1+Γ)² — perihelion advance
GW Strainh(ω, C, d)Γ²·C/d — quadrupole radiation
Proper Time Dilationdτ/dt√(1 − 2Γ/(1+Γ)) — clocks freeze at horizon
Radiative Efficiencyη_rad(a*)1 − E_ISCO — up to 42% at extremal spin
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3D Gravity Well

Puteus gravitatis

The budget surface Γ(ω) rendered as a 3D funnel. The center plunges toward the event horizon where cost diverges and τ_R = ∞_rec. The luminous band is the accretion disk; particles spiral inward on Kepler-like trajectories. Drag to rotate · Scroll to zoom · Double-click to reset.

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Gravitational Infall

Casus gravitatis

Slide ω toward 1.0 to fall toward the event horizon. Drift cost Γ, tidal force d²Γ/dω², and escape ratio all diverge at the boundary. The three regime zones are shaded: Stable (ω < 0.038), Watch (0.038 ≤ ω < 0.30), and Collapse (ω ≥ 0.30).

Safe (ω=0) Stable Watch Collapse Horizon (ω→1)
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Budget Surface

Superficies impensae

The full cost landscape over (ω, C). Height = Γ(ω) + α·C. Objects deeper in the potential well have higher ω; the dark ridge at ω → 1 is the event horizon. Entity positions are marked with regime-colored dots.

Entity Positions

Color Scale

Low cost High cost (horizon)
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Entity Kernel Comparison

Comparatio entium

Each spacetime entity passes through the GCD kernel K: [0,1]ⁿ × Δⁿ → (F, ω, S, C, κ, IC). The six invariants determine the regime; the heterogeneity gap Δ = F − IC is the lensing diagnostic. Cards update when you change the scenario above.

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Arrow of Time

Sagitta temporis

Ascent cost vs. descent cost as a function of depth. Near the horizon, escape cost diverges relative to infall cost — this asymmetry is time dilation in GCD. The ratio grows without bound as ω → 1.

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Tidal Force

Vis discerptionis

The second derivative d²Γ/dω² measures the rate of change of the gravitational field — the spaghettification diagnostic. Tidal force is negligible far from the horizon and catastrophic near it.

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Gravitational Lensing

Deflexio luminis

The heterogeneity gap Δ = F − IC determines lensing morphology. Small Δ produces an Einstein ring; large Δ yields weak distortion. The deflection angle θ = 4|κ|/(Δ+ε) is the GCD analog of Einstein's deflection formula.

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Frame-Dragging

Tractio referentiae — Lense-Thirring

A spinning black hole drags the local inertial frame. In GCD, ω_drag = a*·Γ(ω)/(1+Γ)² grows with both drift and spin. At a* = 0 (Schwarzschild) there is no dragging; as a* → 1 the ergosphere swells. Use the spin slider above to see the effect.

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Penrose Process — Energy Extraction

Processus Penrose

The Penrose process extracts rotational energy from a spinning black hole's ergosphere. Efficiency η_P = 1 − √((1+√(1−a*²))/2) reaches ≈29.3% at extremal spin (a* → 1). Radiative efficiency η_rad from accretion onto the spin-dependent ISCO is also shown, peaking at ≈42% for a* → 1.

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Proper Time Dilation & Entropy

Moratio temporis proprii

The proper-to-coordinate time ratio dτ/dt approaches zero at the horizon — clocks freeze for a distant observer. Black hole entropy S_BH = 4πκ² follows the Bekenstein area law: deeper wells (larger |κ|) have higher entropy.

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Orbital Precession & Gravitational Waves

Praecessio et undae gravitatis

Orbital precession δφ = 6πΓ(ω)/(1+Γ)² grows super-linearly near the horizon. Gravitational wave strain h = Γ²·C/d radiates the curvature channel as quadrupole waves — only asymmetric systems (C > 0) emit. The observer distance slider above scales h inversely.