Quantum Gravity Microstates from Fredholm Determinants
arXiv:2106.09048 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.127.181602
Abstract
A large class of two dimensional quantum gravity theories of Jackiw-Teitelboim form have a description in terms of random matrix models. Such models, treated fully non-perturbatively, can give an explicit and tractable description of the underlying ``microstate'' degrees of freedom. They play a prominent role in regimes where the smooth geometrical picture of the physics is inadequate. This is shown using a natural tool for extracting the detailed microstate physics, a Fredholm determinant . Its associated kernel can be defined explicitly for a wide variety of JT gravity theories. To illustrate the methods, the statistics of the first several energy levels of a non-perturbative definition of JT gravity are constructed explicitly using numerical methods, and the full quenched free energy of the system is computed for the first time. These results are also of relevance to quantum properties of black holes in higher dimensions.
arXiv comment6 pages, 2 figures, 1 trumpet...many microstates
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