Time as a vector with the same direction and sense _ An investigation of the possible consequences caused by a black hole}

In this article I investigate through linear algebra and set theory one of the possible consequences of the passage of time in a space curvature generated by a black hole. Observations: There is only one way to get rid of the contradictio in adejecto, which is to think of a as a as a subset of A, thus, in progression and distancing itself from the N geometrically, while distancing itself numerically, however, the b would only distance itself and this makes no physical sense (this is all expressed in the scheme I created). The other two forms modify the argument and present itself at completion. The fact that it proved that A is a vector space and induction B and did not use this, is because it could not prove that a and b are vector subspace. I considered time from a classic perspective, namely, it is not necessary to use the metric tensor. And vector a and b (also subset and subspace) was a premise excluded throughout the work; that is, it is not another vector, but the same. Not tensioned, but as a cross product, where the same set to which it belongs must be considered, that is, elements of a and b that contain A and B respectively, so we could interpret the larger vector as the inclusion of the respective subsets . And besides, everything could be interpreted as vector space and subspace, where visualization would be more difficult and more reliable. And assuming that there is an element contained in a and b, it could be interpreted as the singularity.