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Quantum aspects of black objects in string theory

  • Yoshifumi HyakutakeEmail author
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Abstract

One of important directions in superstring theory is to reveal the quantum nature of black hole. In this paper we embed Schwarzschild black hole into superstring theory or M-theory, which we call a smeared black hole, and resolve quantum corrections to it. Furthermore we boost the smeared black hole along the 11th direction and construct a smeared quantum black 0-brane in 10 dimensions. Quantum aspects of the thermodynamic for these black objects are investigated in detail. We also discuss radiations of a string and a D0-brane from the smeared quantum black 0-brane.

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Black Holes in String Theory p-branes 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.College of ScienceIbaraki UniversityMitoJapan

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