Explore the intricate relationship between chaos and gravity in this comprehensive lecture by Douglas Stanford from Stanford University. Delve into advanced topics such as black hole geometry, topology, and the Leung signature while learning methods to compute correlation functions and analyze quasinormal modes. Gain insights into free field computation, quantum wave functions, and witness captivating black hole animations. Enhance your understanding of quantum information and physics through this in-depth workshop presentation.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Methods
Black Hole Geometry
Topology
Leung signature
Computing correlation functions
Free field computation
Quasinormal modes
Quantum wave function
Black hole animation
Taught by
Institute for Advanced Study
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