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An improved estimate of black hole entropy in the quantum geometry approach

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arxiv gr-qc/0411035 v3 pith:FPDQV7BD submitted 2004-11-08 gr-qc hep-th

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A proper counting of states for black holes in the quantum geometry approach shows that the dominant configuration for spins are distributions that include spins exceeding one-half at the punctures. This raises the value of the Immirzi parameter and the black hole entropy. However, the coefficient of the logarithmic correction remains -1/2 as before.

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