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Causal Patch Complementarity: The Inside Story for Old Black Holes

Ilgin, Irfan, Yang, I-Sheng

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We carefully analyze the causal patches which belong to observers falling into an old black hole.

We show that without a distillation-like process, the AMPS paradox cannot challenge complementarity.
That is because the two ingredients for the paradox, the interior region and the early Hawking radiation, cannot be space-like separated and both low-energy within any single causal patch.
Either the early quanta have Planckian wavelengths, or the interior region is exponentially smaller than the Schwarzschild size.

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