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102.19 A black hole conundrum

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  08 February 2018

Andrew J. Simoson
Andrew J. Simoson*
Affiliation:
King University, Bristol, Tennessee 37620, USA e-mail: ajsimoso@king.edu

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The Mathematical Gazette , Volume 102 , Issue 553 , March 2018, pp. 150 - 152
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Copyright © Mathematical Association 2018 

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