Seminars & Lectures
| * TITLE | Thermal activation of thin-shells and the origin of Hawking radiation | ||||||
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| * DATE / TIME | 2017-10-18, am 11:00 ~ | ||||||
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| I first briefly review traditional ways to explain Hawking radiation. Second, I will explicitly show that black holes can emit thermal thin-shell instantons, where their probabilities only depend on the entropy differences between the final and the initial solution. From these observations, I conjecture that Hawking radiation is indeed a special limit of a more general class of instantons. This can be a new explanation for the origin of Hawking radiation and this new point of view will help to understand the information loss problem. | |||||||
