Good morning

 

Where's Samir?

https://www.quantamagazine.org/mathe...oles-20180517/

 

finally friday!

 

you need to find a better hobby

 

Sactomofo food truck dayyyyyyy

 

We get that every day

https://sactomofo.com/uc-davis-calendar

 

Dunno if I should envy you, or pity you.
lol

 

I try to be good.

Generally try to bring lunch from home 4 days a week.

Monday's ill eat out. Just so I dont have to waste part of my Sunday evening meal prepping lol.

 

Possibly

 

I'm hungry

 

Just walked across campus and back to drop off a laptop.

Think im going to go for a bikeride now

 

I've always found some ... delight ... in the existence of the Cauchy Horizon as the delimiting boundary--cosmic censorship conjecture--for veiling naked singularities. If you will, it was the mysterious "man behind the curtain". It was an admission, by design, of Einstein's equations of General Relativity that mathematically break down at the singularity or center of a black hole. An acknowledgment that while we can explain, to some degree of certainty and predictability, what happens when we approach a black hole in a region where space-time is still recognizable, we do not know what happens beyond the the Cauchy horizon. This is an acceptance of one pervasive initial condition for all who joust at these particular windmills seem hellbent on retaining--all space-time is the same.

Personally, I don't think the spirit of cosmic censorship was to denounce the existence of space-time beyond the Cauchy horizon, but was an acknowledgement that space-time is so deformed beyond that point that no current physical treatment, even General Relativity, can provide an adequate hypothesis. And since the best framework we have falls apart at that point, we have no way to proceed since, obviously, direct observation is currently impossible. It's like having a treasure map where in the last 2 miles of a 100 mile journey are missing--the information just isn't there.

This particular article, on its face, posed by Dafermos and Luk that cosmic censorship conjecture is a cop out seems, at best, argumentative. "We know space-time exists beyond the Cauchy horizon, but we still don't know how to describe it."

Obviously, space-time exists beyond the Cauchy horizon, we just don't know what it looks or could look like.

 

Buckhornsssssssssssssssssssss tri tip plate is winning

 

Had me a BH tri tip on Wed, provided by work