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| Paper: |
Black Holes Beyond Astrophysics |
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519, Radiative Signatures from the Cosmos |
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67 |
| Authors: |
Hubeny, V. |
| Abstract: |
Aside from being fascinating (and in many ways extreme) objects in astrophysics, black holes have played an increasingly prominent role in theoretical physics: they underlie “holographic dualities” (originally formulated within the framework of string theory), through which they can be related to more mundane non-gravitational systems. Rather tantalizingly, they also hint at profound connections to quantum information theoretic constructs, in particular entanglement. In this overview-style talk I will try to give a broad-brush picture of the multifaceted nature of black holes. |
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