The Physics of Black Hole Thermodynamics
Keywords:
Black Hole Thermodynamics, Entropy, Quantum Gravity, Cosmology, Theoretical PhysicsAbstract
Black hole thermodynamics bridges the laws of thermodynamics with the enigmatic properties of black holes. This paper explores the theoretical underpinnings of black hole entropy and temperature, examining their implications for quantum gravity theories. We present new models that integrate these concepts, offering fresh perspectives on the nature of black holes.
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