Giddings, S (University of California, Santa Barbara)
Friday 01 June 2012, 11:30-12:15

Giddings, S (University of California, Santa Barbara) Friday 01 June 2012, 11:30-12:15

Black holes, Hilbert-space networks, and quantum information transfer

M-theory is an 11-dimensional quantum theory of gravity which, in addition to gravitons and other particle-like excitations, includes extended objects known as membranes and five- branes. Though a complete definition of M-theory is not yet known, it is proposed as a nonperturbative formulation of superstring theory and as such is a compelling candidate for a unified theory of the fundamental particles and forces in Nature. Much has been learned about M-theory through its symmetries and its relation to supergravity and string theory and this has in turn led to important results in superstring theory and quantum gauge theory.

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