Forming and Evaporating Black Holes from Strongly Coupled Matter

18 sept. 2025, 14:30
1h
APC Laboratory (Paris)

APC Laboratory

Paris

Room 454A - Luc Valentin

Orateur

David Mateos

Description

Holography has provided valuable insights into the time evolution of strongly coupled gauge theories in a fixed spacetime. However, this framework is insufficient if this spacetime is dynamical. We present a scheme to evolve a four-dimensional, strongly interacting gauge theory coupled to four-dimensional dynamical gravity in the semiclassical regime. We apply this framework to the description of the gravitational collapse and the subsequent formation of a black hole at the boundary. In the bulk, this corresponds to the formation of a black funnel. We will discuss how black hole evaporation may also be seen in this framework. If time permits, we will peek behind the horizon and study the so-called BKL dynamics near the singularity.

Auteur

David Mateos

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