What is a frozar?
In this project, a frozar is an ultra-compact gravitating object whose material structure becomes effectively frozen with respect to a global astronomical time during relativistic collapse. The framework studies this outcome as an alternative physical interpretation of the late stages of collapse usually described in terms of black-hole formation.
The portal will present derivations, physical explanations, criticisms, alternative interpretations and observational tests side by side.
How to use this portal
New to the subject?
For a first introduction, start with “Frequently Asked Questions” and “Physical Picture”; for technical arguments use “Theory” and “Publications”; for tests use “Predictions” and “Observations”; for objections and discussion use “Discussions”.
Want the technical argument?
Go to Theory and Publications.
Want to test the theory?
See Predictions and the planned numerical comparisons.
Disagree or have a question?
Use Discussions, where arguments will be recorded in a structured form.