Black Hole Production at a TeV

Abstract

In this talk I briefly discuss some features of a striking signature of TeV quantum gravity/strings and large extra dimensions: the production of exotic objects such as black holes, and their stringy precursors, the string resonances at large masses which can be dubbed `string balls'. The focus is on aspects less frequently discussed in other reviews of this subject.

6 pages. Invited talk at the 12th Workshop on General Relativity and Gravitation, Tokyo, November 25-28, 2002

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