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I often read that particle-pairs that are created in the vacuum consists of a particle and it´s antiparticle which both have an positive energy that is "borrowed" from spacetime according to Heisenbergs Uncertainty principle.
But when it comes to Hawking radiation one often refers to one of the particle as a negativ energy particle, which is very confusing .
What is true, does particle pairs consist of positive-energy particles or on positive and one negative?
But when it comes to Hawking radiation one often refers to one of the particle as a negativ energy particle, which is very confusing .
What is true, does particle pairs consist of positive-energy particles or on positive and one negative?