Re: Why is this model of relativistic elasticity flawed?

On Jul 7, 8:09 am, a...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (John Park) wrote:
Presumably--in GR terms rather than SR--as the hoop spins up, it starts to
resemble a Kerr black hole, complete with horizons. Could this be a
consideration?

I don't understand what you're suggesting when you say "in GR terms".
Are you implying an analogy with the mathematics of a Kerr hole, or
are you asking what happens to a real hoop when we take account of
gravitational effects?

If it's the latter, I expect that gravitational effects would be
completely negligible. If you're suggesting a mathematical analogy
with Kerr holes, can you make this more precise?

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