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hep-th2007★ 91 cited

Towards an S-matrix Description of Gravitational Collapse

D. Amati, M. Ciafaloni, G. Veneziano

Extending our previous results on trans-Planckian () scattering of light particles in quantum string-gravity we present a calculation of the corresponding S-matrix fr…

hep-th2006★ 1 cited

The information paradox

Daniele Amati

The incompatibility between gravity and quantum coherence represented by black holes should be solved by a consistent quantum theory that contains gravity as superstring theory. De…

gr-qc2001★ 3 cited

How strings solve the apparent contradiction between black holes and quantum coherence

Daniele Amati

Computations in the calculable small coupling regime of string theories and the general consensus that no new physics has to be invoked in continuing to the large coupling (black h…

hep-th1999★ 73 cited

Fundamental Strings as Black Bodies

D. Amati, J. G. Russo

We show that the decay spectrum of massive excitations in perturbative string theories is thermal when averaged over the (many) initial degenerate states. We first compute the incl…

hep-th1997★ 1 cited

Black holes, string theory and quantum coherence

Daniele Amati

On the basis of recently discovered connections between D-branes and black holes, I show how the information puzzle is solved by superstring theory as the fundamental theory of qua…

hep-th1996★ 5 cited

Black holes by analytic continuation

D. Amati, J. G. Russo

In the context of a two-dimensional exactly solvable model, the dynamics of quantum black holes is obtained by analytically continuing the description of the regime where no black…

hep-th1993★ 22 cited

On Induced Gravity in 2-d Topological Theories

D. Amati S. Elitzur, E. Rabinovici

We study 2-d gauge theories with the objective to understand, also at the quantum level, the emergence of induced gravity. The wave functionals - representing the eigenstates…