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SUMMARY:Piercing of a boson star by a black hole
DTSTART:20230315T160000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Resumo: Dark matter is one of the biggest mysteries in physics
 . Could it be made of new light particles that form self-gravitating struc
 tures called boson stars? In this talk\, I will explore what happens when 
 a black hole collides with a boson star. Using numerical simulations in ge
 neral relativity\, I will show how the black hole swallows most of the bos
 on star material and emits gravitational waves. I will also discuss the fo
 rmation of a “gravitational atom” as a remnant of the collision. This 
 talk will shed light on the nature and fate of these exotic objects in our
  universe.
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LOCATION:Sala de Formação Avançada do DF - sala 2-8.11 - 2º Piso do Pa
 vilhão de Física
URL:http://df.vps.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/pt/eventos/piercing-of-a-boson-star-b
 y-a-black-hole/
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 <p data-block-key="e6c6b">Dark matter is one of the biggest mysteries in p
 hysics. Could it be made of new light particles that form self-gravitating
  structures called boson stars? In this talk\, I will explore what happens
  when a black hole collides with a boson star. Using numerical simulations
  in general relativity\, I will show how the black hole swallows most of t
 he boson star material and emits gravitational waves. I will also discuss 
 the formation of a “gravitational atom” as a remnant of the collision.
  This talk will shed light on the nature and fate of these exotic objects 
 in our universe.</p>
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