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Not minimum volume but volume with a minimal boundary area proportional to the size of the states your computation explores. The weird thing about these hologr
by lanstin 3y ago
Not minimum volume but volume with a minimal boundary area proportional to the size of the states your computation explores. The weird thing about these holographic mappings is that stuff you would expect to be limited by volume is limited by surface area of which there is rather a lot less of.
The cool thing is that there are few independent such results, starting with the entropy of a black hole, so if you like to speculate on possible physics beyond QFT it gives you some material.
- konstantinua00 3y ago...so just do a zigzag to fit more in same space?
- cvoss 3y agoEven if you can imagine a baroque and spacious boundary that is to your liking, it remains the case that the simpler, economical boundary still exists, and you have to reckon with that one.