Susskind–Uglum conjecture on bulk entropy and Newton's constant
Susskind–Uglum conjecture on bulk entropy and Newton's constant
In the exterior region of a black hole, the bulk entropy is regulated by a bulk UV cutoff, while the area term in the quantum extremal surface formula depends on Newton's constant . Susskind–Uglum conjecture. The renormalization of the bulk entropy due to the bulk UV cutoff exactly cancels out the renormalization of Newton's constant in the area term. This proposal relates the UV divergence of bulk entanglement entropy to the renormalization of Newton's constant and is intended to resolve the finiteness puzzles in the quantum extremal surface formula; its status is not settled here.
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Elliott Gesteau, “Large N von Neumann algebras and the renormalization of Newton's constant”, arXiv:2302.01938 (2023).
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