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Size and momentum of an infalling particle in the black hole interior

Haehl, Felix M., Zhao, Ying

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The future interior of black holes in AdS/CFT can be described in terms of a quantum circuit.

We investigate boundary quantities detecting properties of this quantum circuit.
We discuss relations between operator size, quantum complexity, and the momentum of an infalling particle in the black hole interior.
We argue that the trajectory of the infalling particle in the interior close to the horizon is related to the growth of operator size.

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