This similarity phase transition theory (SPT): resolving singularities via Ramanujan energy inversion

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Authors: Gaurav K. Shukla
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Abstract

•problem: current physics fail at the centre of the black hole because gravity becomes infinite (singularity). •solution: I have used to Ramanujan summation (1+2+3+4...= -1/12) to replace this "infinity"with a finite value. •mechanism: this negative energy value (-1/12) prevent the collapse and creates internal shok wave . In the point ofsingularity are generally silent. •observation: the balance between incoming positive mass and internal negative energy explain why the black hole doesn't cancel out but remains stable •conclusion: this model remove singularity and explain the physical process inside the event horizon . This paper purposes a novel resolution to the black hole similarity problem by applying the Ramanujan summation principal (-1/12) to infinite density state we demonstrate that a singularity is a point of [energy inversion] rather than a breakdown of physics we argue that a constant mass compressed to a microscopic volume transition form positive matter to a stable negative energy state confined by external gravitational pressure.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Quantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect Quantum and Classical Electrodynamics Advanced Physical and Chemical Molecular Interactions

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
3 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Preprint