Solvable models of quantum black holes: a review on Jackiw-Teitelboim gravity. [PDF]
Mertens TG, Turiaci GJ.
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Prediction of Sperm Progression in Three Dimensions Using Rapid Optical Imaging and Dynamic Mechanical Modeling. [PDF]
Nassir M +4 more
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Comments on the double cone wormhole
In this paper we revisit the double cone wormhole introduced by Saad, Shenker and Stanford (SSS), which was shown to reproduce the ramp in the spectral form factor.
Yiming Chen, Victor Ivo, Juan Maldacena
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Higher-form (Quasi)Hydrodynamics from Holography: Deformations and Dualities
89 pages, 3 figures; minor corrections and writing ...
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Transient dynamics of quasinormal mode sums
Quasinormal modes of spacetimes with event horizons are typically governed by a non-normal operator. This gives rise to spectral instabilities, a topic of recent interest in the black hole pseudospectrum programme. In this work we show that non-normality
Javier Carballo, Benjamin Withers
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A virtual reality interface for the immersive manipulation of live microscopic systems. [PDF]
Ferretti S +3 more
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Hopping trajectories due to long-range interactions determine surface accumulation of microalgae. [PDF]
Buchner AJ, Muller K, Mehmood J, Tam D.
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Holographic turbulence from a random gravitational potential
We study the turbulent dynamics of a relativistic (2 + 1)-dimensional fluid placed in a stochastic gravitational potential. We demonstrate that the dynamics of the fluid can be obtained using a dual holographic description realized by an asymptotically ...
Yaron Oz, Sebastian Waeber, Amos Yarom
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The coherence of light is fundamentally tied to the quantum coherence of the emitting particle. [PDF]
Karnieli A, Rivera N, Arie A, Kaminer I.
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Non-modal effects in black hole perturbation theory: transient superradiance
We study the non-modal stability of black hole spacetimes under linear perturbations. We show that large-amplitude growth can occur at finite time, despite asymptotic decay of linear perturbations.
Javier Carballo +2 more
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