Advances in 2D Holography: Perturbative Corrections to Black Hole Entropy - Lecture 3

Explore the third lecture in a five-part course on advances in 2D holography, focusing on perturbative corrections to black hole entropy. Delve into the quantum effects in the gravitational path integral that have provided an accurate picture of black hole behavior near extremality. Examine how the fluctuations of JT gravity modes lead to significant corrections in black hole entropy. Learn about the new understanding of both supersymmetric and non-supersymmetric black holes. This 2-hour 11-minute lecture, delivered by Luca Iliesiu from Stanford University, is part of a comprehensive series that also covers JT gravity as a toy model of holography and addresses the black hole information paradox. Gain insights into black hole thermodynamics, the connection between JT gravity and matrix integrals, and the latest developments in understanding quantum gravity effects on black holes.