Quantum Black Hole and the Origin of the Universe
Abstract
Classically a black hole absorbs everything that comes too close and does not emit anything. However, when quantum effects are considered black holes create and emit particles. If the whole mass of the universe oscillates through its centre of gravity, the gravity becomes so strong that the universe will collapse into a quantum black hole. Treating the motion of quantum black hole as simple harmonic and radiation emitted by it as black body radiation we show that the universe was originated from a singular point consisting of one quantum black hole in infinite dimensions with infinite temperature. The amount of energy radiated per unit area was infinite and the total power radiated by the singular point was
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