9–13 Feb 2026
Tux Center
Europe/Berlin timezone

Quantum Black Hole from Quantum Mattar

12 Feb 2026, 14:20
50m
Tux Center

Tux Center

Lanersbach 401 A-6293 Tux Austria

Speaker

Yuki Yokokura

Description

Quantum effects of matter are indispensable for revealing the true nature of black holes; the time evolution of quantum states during collapse and evaporation, the origin of the entropy-area law, and the back-reaction of quantum fluctuations of matter fields on spacetime with high curvatures. In various approaches, we obtain a non-perturbative self-consistent solution to the semi-classical Einstein equation. It represents a compact dense configuration without a horizon. A quantum pressure consistent with 4D Weyl anomaly arises inside, eliminating classical singularities. Integrating the entropy density of the matter fields over volume exactly reproduces the entropy-area law due to self-gravity. The imaging is consistent with that of the classical black hole. Furthermore, an effective dynamics beyond the semi-classical approximation describes the interior fully up to r=0. This talk will outline these results.

Author

Yuki Yokokura

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