Progress in Colloid &Amp; Polymer Science
DOI: 10.1007/bfb0117505
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Röntgen-Grobstrukturuntersuchungen an Polyurethan-Schaumstoffen

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“…Note that in this collapsed black hole context, the homology requirement is satisfied automatically, though as explained in [12], that itself leads to very curious feature of entanglement entropy: it can distinguish between an eternal black hole and a collapsed one, arbitrarily long after the collapse had taken place [41]. In this sense, while in the AdS/CFT context we are used to classical bulk surfaces providing at best only some coarse-grained CFT information, the homology requirement induces a fine-grained aspect to the entanglement entropy observable.…”
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“…Note that in this collapsed black hole context, the homology requirement is satisfied automatically, though as explained in [12], that itself leads to very curious feature of entanglement entropy: it can distinguish between an eternal black hole and a collapsed one, arbitrarily long after the collapse had taken place [41]. In this sense, while in the AdS/CFT context we are used to classical bulk surfaces providing at best only some coarse-grained CFT information, the homology requirement induces a fine-grained aspect to the entanglement entropy observable.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…In particular, in the HRT prescription of computing entanglement entropy via a smallest area extremal surface, the continuity argument given in §2 does not apply. It would be interesting to explore whether sufficient time-dependence can provide counter-examples to continuity or whether the one can generalize the proof of continuity to the Lorentzian context; we leave further investigation of this issue for the future [12].…”
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