
We prove that the total accumulated D3 information-geometry displacement over complete Hawking evaporation of a Schwarzschild black hole equals exactly the initial Schwarzschild radius: R_total = 2GM₀/c² = r_s(M₀). Five independent constants cancel (M, ℏ, k_B, ln2, π) — only G and c survive. The displacement rate dR/dM = 2G/c² = 1.485 × 10⁻²⁷ m/kg is universal — mass-independent and temperature-independent. Verified numerically to five significant figures across 24 decades of mass. The Schwarzschild radius acquires a new interpretation: it is the exact total information-geometry cost of complete black hole evaporation.
Hawking evaporation, Landauer principle, Schwarzschild radius, information paradox, D3 formula, Bekenstein entropy, black hole thermodynamics, information geometry, quantum gravity, geometric invariant
Hawking evaporation, Landauer principle, Schwarzschild radius, information paradox, D3 formula, Bekenstein entropy, black hole thermodynamics, information geometry, quantum gravity, geometric invariant
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