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Restricted smooth horizon Einstein/NEC adoption — Examples

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2 · Summary

This companion constructs the zero-spin, zero-charge member of the selected stationary family and verifies its exact SI area-work differential. It records a conditional model calculation, with no measurement or physical-process claim.

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Classical Schwarzschild SI family work

Physical scope

A conditional exact calculation on the zero-spin, zero-charge Schwarzschild slice of the selected stationary family. It is not a process, observation, evaporation model, or entropy assignment.

Statement

Assume ACω as defined in The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω). Fix GN,c>0 and choose a selected family member with SI mass parameter m∗>0, angular-momentum parameter J=0, electric-charge parameter Qe=0, and zero magnetic flux. Let Epar:=m∗c2 be the energy-valued parameter from Physical KN family work and constancy. On this Schwarzschild slice the selected outer horizon has radius rH=2GNm∗/c2, area AH=16πGN2m∗2c4, and acceleration-unit surface gravity κacc=c44GNm∗. As m∗ varies over (0,∞) with the other parameters fixed, the family differentials satisfy dEpar=κaccc28πGN dAH. This is a conditional identity along stationary model parameters; it does not describe an accretion process, report an observation, or assign temperature or entropy.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The selected KN family theorem and its zero-spin, zero-charge Schwarzschild slice, fixed constants GN,c>0, and m∗>0.

[F1]

Physical KN family work and constancy: with geometric mass parameter m=GNm∗/c2, J=Qe=0 gives rH=2m, AH=16πm2, κgeom=1/(4m), κacc=c2κgeom, and Epar=m∗c2. The physical horizon theorem's nonzero-spin-or-charge domain is completed at this point by the exact Schwarzschild supplier Exact Schwarzschild horizon data at the zero-rotation KN point.

[F2]

The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω): ACω means every countable family of nonempty sets has a choice function; the KN family supplier carries this convention from its geometric flux parametrization.

[A1]

GN,c are fixed positive constants and m∗ ranges over (0,∞); no measured input or physical process is assumed.

Proof

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The inherited ACω premise [F2] is retained; the finite parameter calculation below makes no stronger choice. Set m:=GNm∗/c2. By [F1], the geometric horizon radius is 2m, so AH=16πm2=16πGN2m∗2/c4 and κacc=c2/(4m)=c4/(4GNm∗). Also Epar=m∗c2. The special case is defined for every m∗>0; it is not a limiting inference from a charged or rotating horizon.

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Differentiating the explicit area function on the open interval m∗>0 gives dAH=32πGN2m∗c4 dm∗. Consequently κaccc28πGN dAH=c632πGN2m∗32πGN2m∗c4 dm∗=c2 dm∗=dEpar. This verifies the stated family differential identity exactly.

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