New idea hit me last night 3AM London time on jet lag.
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Jack Sarfatti Hawking's low freq radiation are analogous to Goldstone modes, my new high freq horizon signal is like a Higgs signal. -
Jack Sarfatti On jet-lag in London from SFO
Hawking radiation peak frequency is c/A^1/2
A = area entropy of 2D horizon gtt = 0.
Think of horizon as spherical membrane of thickness Lp.
So c/A^1/2 are the theta, phi phase waves in an effective order parameter potential V(r, theta, phi).
As A ---> infinity the frequency ---> 0 - massless Goldstone mode.
However, the Higgs mode I predict is in the radial vibrations peak frequency c/Lp gets red shifted by (Lp/A^1/2)^1/2 < 1 at the detector to peak frequency
c/(LpA^1/2)^1/2 > c/A^1/2
In limit A ---> infinity both modes are gapless, but as soon as A is finite the Higgsian type mode splits off a higher frequency branch.
Not sure how far this analogy goes, but I want to record it just in case.