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Aliasa
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I understand how the neutron stars are formed, and why the electron degeneracy pressure collapses as electrons are absorbed by protons, by photo disintegration. However, I'm struggling to grasp what happens when the gravity is large enough to overcome neutron degeneracy pressure.
Apparently a singularity forms, but do we know the structure of matter inside a black hole? Also, if they are still in the form of fermions, how are the quantum states increased such that Pauli's exclusion principle isn't violated?
Apparently a singularity forms, but do we know the structure of matter inside a black hole? Also, if they are still in the form of fermions, how are the quantum states increased such that Pauli's exclusion principle isn't violated?