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Causality, Redshift, and Matching-Scale Cancellation for Reflective Black-Hole Horizons
The Boltzmann flux reflectivity used in quantum-horizon models does not by itself define a causal black-hole boundary response. We study two related questions for stationary Schwarzschild scattering. First, a classical Hardy-space condition excludes an exact Boltzmann modulus on the entire positive
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