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Equation 43 · A Horizon Is a Toll Booth, Not a Loophole

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ElocE_{\rm loc}

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ElocE_{\rm loc}

Symbol E_rm loc

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​ d t , with f(r) = 1-2GM/(rc2c^2) for Schwarzschild. A locally conserved (Killing) energy E∞E_\infty — the energy the same quantity would be assigned by a distant static observer — and the energy measured by the local static observer, ElocE_{\rm loc} , are related by the standard blueshift-on-the-way-down relation

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