Doctor of Philosophy Oral Defense: Jeff Lee

DateOctober 6, 2021
Time2:15 - 3:45 pm
LocationBaylor Sciences Building, Room B.110
Description
Abstract


Some aspects of Special Relativity have remained largely unresolved and unexplored even after more than a century since its formulation; this is particularly true in the case of relativistic thermodynamics. Attempts to derive a relativistic temperature transformation have met with limited success, particularly when trying to transform a scalar temperature. Much more credible results have emerged when the inverse temperature (a van-Kampen Israel future-directed timelike 4-vector) was invoked. In this dissertation, the first self-consistent formulations of the relativistic Wien’s Displacement Law and the relativistic Stefan-Boltzmann Law are presented. Also examined is the use of occupation number and the inverse temperature 4-vector to justify temperature inflation of the Cosmic Microwave Background for any relativistic observer. The interaction of the Hawking spectrum of a 1 attometer (10-18 m) primordial black hole with an incoming composite particle reveals that when a primordial black hole reaches the Planck scale, its absorptivity and emissivity cause it to effectively become a white hole for the final instant of its existence.


https://baylor.zoom.us/j/87871477641?pwd=eEJ5Z2VwSEZoaWdNVkNGcVRVeGxjQT09


Meeting ID: 878 7147 7641


Passcode: 926368

PublisherDepartment of Physics
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