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• TITLE: Why and How Do Black Holes Radiate?

  AUTHORS: Risto Raitio

  KEYWORDS: Quantum Black Hole, Hawking Radiation, Standard Model, Grand Unified Theory

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.2 No.12, December 18, 2015

  ABSTRACT: The phenomenological model proposed in this note indicates that the black hole radiation consists of two components: the standard thermal Hawking radiation and an additional non-thermal baryonic/leptonic component due to quantum number neutralization by the no-hair theorem. The particle radiation grows relatively stronger than the Hawking radiation with increasing black hole mass, and it can be tested in principle.