Loop Quantum Gravity treatment of Charged Black Hole Thermodynamics
Tirtho Daas
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Tirtho Daas
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Abstract This paper aims specifically at answering two contemporary requirements of a quantum theory of gravity, shown by using Loop Quantum Gravity (LQG) theory on the mathematics of black hole thermodynamics by (i) to quantise known classical General Relativistic formulations of black holes using LQG; and (ii) using LQG microstate spacelike sections (holonomies) on established quantum formulations of general relativity like Generalised Uncertainty Principle, to advocate for background independence in the mathematics of black hole horizon as the next step towards a viable quantum theory of gravity.
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Abstract This paper aims specifically at answering two contemporary requirements of a quantum theory of gravity, shown by using Loop Quantum Gravity (LQG) theory on the mathematics of black hole thermodynamics by (i) to quantise known classical General Relativistic formulations of black holes using LQG; and (ii) using LQG microstate spacelike sections (holonomies) on established quantum formulations of general relativity like Generalised Uncertainty Principle, to advocate for background independence in the mathematics of black hole horizon as the next step towards a viable quantum theory of gravity.
Key concepts: Loop quantum gravity, Quantum gravity, Black hole thermodynamics, Spin foam, Physics, Black hole (networking), General relativity, Hořava–Lifshitz gravity