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Quantum geometry and its implications for black holes
Martin Bojowald
Physics
Institute for Gravitation & the Cosmos
Center for Fundamental Theory
Center for Theoretical and Observational Cosmology
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Quantum Gravity
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Black Holes
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Quantum Theory
44%
Gravity
39%
Singularity
38%
General Relativity
22%
Probe
22%
Horizon
19%
Well-defined
17%
Background
16%
Space-time
15%
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15%
Uniqueness
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Metric
12%
Context
11%
Form
7%
Theorem
7%
Physics & Astronomy
gravitation
55%
geometry
41%
quantum theory
25%
uniqueness
14%
horizon
12%
relativity
11%
indication
11%
theorems
10%
formulations
8%
probes
7%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
gravity
54%
geometry
48%
probe
9%