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hi,
if i understand relativity well, in our frame of reference a photon does not change(infinite time dilation). then if we try mathematically to describe its spin as an intrinsic angular momentum, then there should be no observed angular momentum in our frame of reference because this angular momentum would be at the event horizon and time stops at the event horizon in our reference frame. is it correct?
thank you for your reply!
if i understand relativity well, in our frame of reference a photon does not change(infinite time dilation). then if we try mathematically to describe its spin as an intrinsic angular momentum, then there should be no observed angular momentum in our frame of reference because this angular momentum would be at the event horizon and time stops at the event horizon in our reference frame. is it correct?
thank you for your reply!