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The black-hole/qubit correspondence: an up-to-date review

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arxiv 1206.3166 v1 pith:NCYWT74M submitted 2012-06-14 hep-th quant-ph

L. Borsten , M. J. Duff , P. Lévay This is my paper · ORCID
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We give a review of the black-hole/qubit correspondence that incorporates not only the earlier results on black hole entropy and entanglement measures, seven qubits and the Fano plane, wrapped branes as qubits and the attractor mechanism as a distillation procedure, but also newer material including error-correcting codes, Mermin squares, Freudenthal triples and 4-qubit entanglement classification.

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    A Maxwell demon inside a black hole is used in a quantum circuit to steer outside qubits via a wormhole, claimed to simulate Hawking radiation entanglement while dissipating energy of order the black hole entropy.

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