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Mutiny at the white-hole district

Barceló, Carlos, Carballo-Rubio, Raúl, Garay, Luis J.

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The white-hole sector of Kruskal's solution is almost never used in physical applications.

However, it might contain the solution to many of the problems associated with gravitational collapse and evaporation.
This essay tries to draw attention to some bouncing geometries that make a democratic use of the black- and white-hole sectors.
We will argue that these types of behaviour could be perfectly natural in some approaches to the next physical level beyond classical general relativity.

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