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Horizon readouts

Black-hole echoes / horizonless compactness: any near-horizon echo amplitude ratio would be a natural transfer-rate target, [formula in source] . The same window [formula in source] that the SdS roots trace surfaces independently as the maximum horizonless gravastar compactness [formula in source] (de Sitter endpoint [formula in source] ) of Jampolski–Rezzolla (2026); since [formula in source] such an object is a hor

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documents/tfpt_horizon_readouts/sections/002-section-turnaround-radius-gravitational-waves-light.tex · lines 277 to 341

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