Cosmic Application of the Mass-Wave Decomposition Equation

> This work presents a theoretical equation for energy resulting from mass decomposition within a wave-vacuum space: E = K (Vf/Vm) M c². As a cosmic application, the event horizon of a black hole is considered as a natural wave-vacuum volume (Vf). When a planetary mass (M) is accreted, the ratio Vf/Vm becomes extremely large, predicting enormous electromagnetic energy release, which may explain observed black hole jets. This is a purely theoretical, astrophysical model.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23866258
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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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Cosmic Application of the Mass-Wave Decomposition Equation

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Cosmic Application of the Mass-Wave Decomposition Equation

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> This work presents a theoretical equation for energy resulting from mass decomposition within a wave-vacuum space: E = K (Vf/Vm) M c². As a cosmic application, the event horizon of a black hole is considered as a natural wave-vacuum volume (Vf). When a planetary mass (M) is accreted, the ratio Vf/Vm becomes extremely large, predicting enormous electromagnetic energy release, which may explain observed black hole jets. This is a purely theoretical, astrophysical model.

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