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arxiv: 1704.00053 · v1 · pith:EAGYP3UXnew · submitted 2017-03-31 · ✦ hep-th

CFT descriptions of bulk local states in the AdS black holes

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keywords blackbulkholeslocalstatesallowsanalyzeboundary
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We present a new method for reconstructing CFT duals of states excited by the bulk local operators in the three dimensional AdS black holes in the AdS/CFT context. As an important procedure for this, we introduce a map between the bulk points in AdS and those on the boundary where CFT lives. This gives a systematic and universal way to express bulk local states even inside black hole interiors. Our construction allows us to probe the interior structures of black holes purely from the CFT calculations. We analyze bulk local states in the single-sided black holes as well as the double-sided black holes.

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