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2014

Switchbacks and the Bridge to Nowhere

Susskind, Leonard, Zhao, Ying

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This paper is in three parts: Part 1 explains the relevance of Einstein-Rosen bridges for one-sided black holes.

Like their two-sided counterparts, one-sided black holes are connected to ERBs whose growth tracks the increasing complexity of the quantum state.
Quantitative solutions for one-sided ERBs are presented in the appendix.
Part 2 calls attention to the work of Nielsen and collaborators on the geometry of quantum complexity.

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