evidence boundary
unknowntheoretical
An evidence atom is an inspectable support unit. It is not a finding by itself; it supports or challenges a finding through review.
frontiers / frontier
Evidence atom
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unknownAn evidence atom is an inspectable support unit. It is not a finding by itself; it supports or challenges a finding through review.
finding binding
boundThe horizon area increase law (second law of black hole thermodynamics) can be tested by checking whether the final black hole area inferred from ringdown observations is greater than or equal to the sum of the initial black hole areas.
inspect finding →
source binding
source-boundvs_23c1a1c9b8ec18b3
inspect source →
review context
unverified2 reviewable changes and 0 evaluation records target this atom or its bound objects.
Evidence statement
The horizon area increase law (second law of black hole thermodynamics) can be tested by checking whether the final black hole area inferred from ringdown observations is greater than or equal to the sum of the initial black hole areas.
extraction method
manual_curation
support relation
unknown
condition refs
vcnd_924ff277cbabcf5f
Caveats
events
vev_4b4cfe3e2adf465ffinding.assertedManual finding added to frontier state
reviewer:will-blair · 2026-05-29
vev_03e0423202238bcbfinding.caveatedVerifier caution: arxiv.org/abs/1903.08284 is correct source but the claim oversells practical testability: second law checks require precise initial and final mass/spin measurements from separate signal portions; current precision (~5% mass uncertainty) makes definitive tests difficult. Documente
reviewer:will-blair · 2026-05-29
reviewable changes
vpr_604af3f3c6282de2finding.addManual finding added to frontier state
applied · reviewer:will-blair · 2026-05-29
vpr_ba62f0bacc128e0ffinding.caveatVerifier caution: arxiv.org/abs/1903.08284 is correct source but the claim oversells practical testability: second law checks require precise initial and final mass/spin measurements from separate signal portions; current precision (~5% mass uncertainty) makes definitive tests difficult. Documente
applied · reviewer:will-blair · 2026-05-29
evaluations
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