Quantum Black Hole Formation in the BFSS Matrix Model
arXiv:1503.05562
Abstract
We study the various head-on collisions of two bunches of D0-branes and their real-time evolution in the BFSS matrix model in classical limit. For a various matrix size N respecting the 't Hooft scaling, we find quantitative evidence for the formation of a single bound state of D0-branes at late time, which is matrix model thermalization and dual to the formation of a larger black hole.
30 pages, 21 figures
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