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Black Holes, Holography, and Quantum Error Correction
<!--HTML--><p>How can it be that a local quantum field theory in some number of spacetime dimensions can "fake" a local gravitational theory in a higher number of dimensions? How can the Ryu-Takayanagi Formula say that an entropy is equal to the expectation value of a...
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author | Harlow, Daniel |
author_facet | Harlow, Daniel |
author_sort | Harlow, Daniel |
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description | <!--HTML--><p>How can it be that a local quantum field theory in some number of spacetime dimensions can "fake" a local gravitational theory in a higher number of dimensions? How can the Ryu-Takayanagi Formula say that an entropy is equal to the expectation value of a local operator? Why do such things happen only in gravitational theories? In this talk I will explain how a new interpretation of the AdS/CFT correspondence as a quantum error correcting code provides satisfying answers to these questions, and more generally gives a natural way of generating simple models of the correspondence. No familiarity with AdS/CFT or quantum error correction is assumed, but the former would still be helpful. </p> |
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language | eng |
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spelling | cern-22825732022-11-02T22:21:00Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2282573engHarlow, DanielBlack Holes, Holography, and Quantum Error CorrectionBlack Holes, Holography, and Quantum Error CorrectionTheory Colloquium<!--HTML--><p>How can it be that a local quantum field theory in some number of spacetime dimensions can "fake" a local gravitational theory in a higher number of dimensions? How can the Ryu-Takayanagi Formula say that an entropy is equal to the expectation value of a local operator? Why do such things happen only in gravitational theories? In this talk I will explain how a new interpretation of the AdS/CFT correspondence as a quantum error correcting code provides satisfying answers to these questions, and more generally gives a natural way of generating simple models of the correspondence. No familiarity with AdS/CFT or quantum error correction is assumed, but the former would still be helpful. </p>oai:cds.cern.ch:22825732017 |
spellingShingle | Theory Colloquium Harlow, Daniel Black Holes, Holography, and Quantum Error Correction |
title | Black Holes, Holography, and Quantum Error Correction |
title_full | Black Holes, Holography, and Quantum Error Correction |
title_fullStr | Black Holes, Holography, and Quantum Error Correction |
title_full_unstemmed | Black Holes, Holography, and Quantum Error Correction |
title_short | Black Holes, Holography, and Quantum Error Correction |
title_sort | black holes, holography, and quantum error correction |
topic | Theory Colloquium |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/2282573 |
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