Revisiting holographic codes with fractal-like boundary erasures
arXiv:2411.02825 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.111.026012
Abstract
In this paper we investigate the code properties of holographic fractal geometries initiated in \cite{Pastawski:2016qrs}. We study reconstruction wedges in for black hole backgrounds, which are in qualitative agreement with the vacuum-AdS approximation using generalized entanglement entropy in \cite{Bao:2022tgv}. In higher dimensions, we study reconstruction wedges for the infinite, straight strip in and clarify the roles of `straight' and `infinite' in their code properties. Lastly, we comment on uberholography from the perspective of complexity transfer and one-shot holography.
11 pages, 11 figures
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