Black Hole Entropy in Loop Quantum Gravity, Analytic Continuation, and Dual Holography
arXiv:1402.2084
Abstract
A new approach to black hole thermodynamics is proposed in Loop Quantum Gravity (LQG), by defining a new black hole partition function, followed by analytic continuations of Barbero-Immirzi parameter to and Chern-Simons level to . The analytic continued partition function has remarkable features: The black hole entropy is reproduced correctly for infinitely many , at least for . The near-horizon Unruh temperature emerges as the pole of partition function. Interestingly, by analytic continuation the partition function can have a dual statistical interpretation corresponding to a dual quantum theory of . The dual quantum theory implies a semiclassical area spectrum for . It also implies that at a given near horizon (quantum) geometry, the number of quantum states inside horizon is bounded by a holographic degeneracy , which produces the Bekenstein bound from LQG. On the other hand, the result in arXiv:1212.4060 receives a justification here.
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