Bulk Entanglement Entropy and Matrices
arXiv:2004.00613 · doi:10.1088/1751-8121/abafe4
Abstract
Motivated by the Bekenstein Hawking formula and the area law behaviour of entanglement entropy, we propose that in any UV finite theory of quantum gravity with a smooth spacetime, the total entropy for a pure state in a co-dimension one spatial region, to leading order, is given by , where is the area of the co-dimension two boundary. In the context of brane holography we show that for some specially chosen regions bulk entanglement can be mapped to ``target space" entanglement in the boundary theory. Our conjecture then leads to a precise proposal for target space entanglement in the boundary theory at strong coupling and large . In particular it leads to the conclusion that the target space entanglement would scale like which is quite plausible in a system with degrees of freedom. Recent numerical advances in studying the D0 brane system hold out the hope that this proposal can be tested in a precise way in the future.
Submitted 11 March 2020 to the Peter Freund Memorial Volume. J Phys A
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