Tensor networks for black hole interiors: non-isometries, quantum extremal surfaces, and wormholes

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2407.01666v2
• Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2024 03:19:15 GMT
• Title: Tensor networks for black hole interiors: non-isometries, quantum extremal surfaces, and wormholes
• Authors: Gracemarie Bueller, Oliver DeWolfe, Kenneth Higginbotham,
• Abstract summary: We use hyperbolic tensor networks to construct a holographic map for black hole interiors. We study the relationship between non-isometries and quantum extremal surfaces behind the horizon.
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• Abstract: We use hyperbolic tensor networks to construct a holographic map for black hole interiors that adds a notion of locality to the non-isometric codes proposed by Akers, Engelhardt, Harlow, Penington, and Vardhan. We use tools provided by these networks to study the relationship between non-isometries and quantum extremal surfaces behind the horizon. Furthermore, we introduce a limited notion of dynamics for these interior tensor networks based on the qudit models introduced by Akers et al., and study the evolution of quantum extremal surfaces in an evaporating black hole. We also find a tensor network description of a wormhole connecting the black hole interior to the radiation, providing a mechanism for interior states and operators to be encoded in the radiation after the Page time. As a particular case, we construct a tensor network realization of the backwards-forwards maps recently proposed to incorporate non-trivial effective dynamics in dynamical constructions of these non-isometric black hole codes.

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