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The fuzzball paradigm Samir D. Mathur The Ohio State University

(1) The fuzzball construction (shows how the horizon can be removed in string theory states) (2) The small corrections theorem (proves one needs order unity corrections at the horizon) (3) The conjecture of entropy-enhanced tunneling (gives an explanation for breakdown of the semiclassical horizon) (4) The conjecture of fuzzball complementarity (allows recovery of approximate infall into black holes as a dual description) The role of causality (where does tunneling into fuzzballs take place?) (many discussions with Martinec) Picturing dynamics in superspace: the space of all fuzzballs

The information paradox (Hawking 1975) M 0 1 0 1 0 + 1 1 1 1 0 entanglement 0 2 0 2 0 + 1 2 1 2 0... 0 n 0 n 0 + 1 n 1 n 0

What happens at the endpoint of evaporation? (a) If the hole disappears completely, then the radiation is entangled with 'nothing': no pure state describing radiation (Hawking 1975) This is a violation of quantum unitarity (b) If a remnant remains, then the remnant must have unbounded degeneracy for given mass, exterior volume. But in string theory, AdS/CFT rules out remnants CFT with finitely many degrees of freedom in a finite volume So CFT has finitely many states with energy less than E

If we had a ball instead of a vacuum region, there would be no problem... But it is very difficult to support a horizon sized ball against collapse... Buchdahl theorem: Fluid sphere with pressure decreasing outwards must collapse if R < 9 4 M Vacuum region, since 'Black holes have no hair'

Remarkably, in string theory, the states of the black hole turn out to be horizon sized 'fuzzballs'... (SDM 97, Lunin+SDM 01) Avery, Balasubramanian, Bena, Carson, Chowdhury, de Boer, Gimon, Giusto, Hampton, Keski-Vakkuri, Levi, Lunin, Maldacena, Maoz, Martinec, Niehoff, Park, Peet, Potvin, Puhm, Ross, Ruef, Saxena, Simon, Skenderis, Srivastava, Taylor, Turton, Vasilakis, Warner... String theory has a fixed brane content and interactions... Make a bound state of a large number of branes: No Yes

Toy model: Euclidean Schwarzschild plus time ( neutral fuzzball ) ds 2 = dt 2 +(1 r 0 r )d 2 + 1 dr2 r 0 + r 2 (d 2 +sin 2 d 2 ) r 0 apple < 4 r 0 We can reduce on the direction to again get scalar field in 3+1 gravity. Why does this shell of scalar field not collapse inwards?

The stress tensor is the standard one for a scalar field which turns out to be T µ =,µ, 1 2 ge µ, T µ = diag{,p r,p,p } = diag{ f,f, f, f}, f = 8r 4 (1 3r 2 0 r 0 r ) 3 2 Pressure diverges at tip of cigar, but 4+1 d solution is regular Buchdahl analysis would call this a singularity Fuzzballs

But many people still wished to have a smooth horizon. In that case what would be the resolution of the information paradox? The conjecture of cumulative small corrections... Hawking computed the entanglement at leading order... + 10 + 01 But there could be small corrections to the state of each emitted pair, arising from subtle quantum gravity effects 10 + 01

leading order leading order + subleading effects Number of emitted quanta is very large (M/m p ) 2 Perhaps with all these corrections, the entanglement goes down to zero

But in 2009 a theorem was proved that showed this idea was incorrect... At leading order, the emission of each pair leads to an increase in entanglement S ent (N + 1) = S ent (N) + ln2 Using the strong subadditivity of quantum entanglement entropy it can be shown that when we include the corrections, S ent (N + 1) > S ent (N) + ln2 2 (SDM 2009) Thus to resolve the information paradox we need ORDER UNITY corrections at the horizon... i.e., the horizon cannot be a normal place like this room... (see also Avery 2011)

What makes the semiclassical approximation break down? Shell collapses to make a black hole...?? How would we ever get a fuzzball?

Consider the amplitude for the shell to tunnel to a fuzzball state Amplitude to tunnel is very small But the number of states that one can tunnel to is very large!

For black holes the entropy is so large that P tunnel A 2 N 1 Thus the collapse process is not described by semiclassical physics... We call this phenomenon " Entropy-enhanced tunneling " (SDM 09, Kraus+SDM 15, Bena, Mayerson, Puhm, Vernocke 15)

Causality Shell collapses to make a black hole Classically, nothing can come out of the horizon, since nothing can travel faster than light The same is true with Quantum field theory, since QFT also maintains causality The same remains true in string theory, since string theory also maintains causality

One might think that small, subtle quantum gravity effects may violate causality and help solve the problem... But we have already seen that small corrections cannot resolve the entanglement problem, so we cannot use them to make the evolution a unitary process: we need an order unity correction at the horizon. S ent (N + 1) > S ent (N) + ln2 2

We can ask how the causality problem is avoided in the fuzzball paradigm (1) M M 0 r =2M Shell falls in at speed of light Sees only normal physics when far (2) M r = 2(M + M 0 ) When shell approaches horizon, it tunnels into fuzzballs r =2M

We have seen that at this location a tunneling into fuzzballs becomes possible But we can still ask: What local property tells the infalling shell that it should start tunneling into fuzzballs at this location? r = 2(M + M 0 ) M r =2M Is there a picture of spacetime where low energy matter sees nothing special, but matter with energy more than a given threshold sees significantly altered physics?

Toy model: The c =1 Matrix model (Das+Jevicki picture) wave is distorted by touching bottom of sea wave does not notice depth of sea The essential point is that spacetime is not just a manifold, but has an additional property that we can call the depth or thickness r (SDM 2017)

Conjecture: The Rindler region outside the hole has a different set of quantum fluctuations from those in a patch of empty Minkowski space ( pseudo-rindler ) Quantum fluctuations will be different near the surface of the fuzzball since there is a nontrivial structure there (a) What is the nature of these fluctuations? (b) Why should they be important?

(a) The fluctuations are the fluctuations to larger fuzzballs M! M + M Our energy is still fluctuation) M so this is a virtual excitations (vacuum

(b) The reason these fluctuations are important is because they are entropy enhanced (there are a lot of fuzzballs with that larger mass) Exp[S bek (M + M)] states

Rindler space pseudo-rindler space (Quantum fluctuations are different from empty space) At a location depending on the energy of the quantum, there will be a tunneling into fuzzballs This resolves the causality problem (SDM 17)

A pictorial description of entropy enhanced tunneling (1) Shell far outside horizon, semiclassical collapse (2) As shell approaches its horizon, there is a nucleation of Euclidean Schwarzschild bubbles just outside the shell

(3) The bubbles cost energy, which is drawn from the energy of the shell. The shell now has a lower energy, which corresponds to a horizon radius that is smaller. The shell thus moves inwards without forming a horizon (4) As the shell reaches close to its new horizon, more bubbles nucleate, and so on.

(5) Instead of a black hole with horizon, we end up with a horizon sized structure which has no horizon or singularity

A shell of mass M s suspended near a hole of mass M R<2(M + M s ) Superspace: The space of all fuzzball configurations Fuzzball configurations with E>M+ M s Fuzzball configurations with E. M + M s

Fuzzball complementarity = = superspace traditional black hole interior Wavefunction spreading on superspace can be approximately mapped to infall in the classical geometry... (SDM + Plumberg 2011)

superspace semiclassical infall wavefunctional spreading in configuration space of a gauge theory = infall into AdS

The approximation sign Corrections of order is crucial: E T 1 T D 2 E (SDM and Turton 2012) Quanta of energy E T carry out information in Hawking radiation, so they cannot have any universal effective dynamics Approximate interior arises only for infalling quanta...

Fuzzballs No Yes Alternatives to the fuzzball paradigm keep an approximate vacuum around the horizon... but use some kind of nonlocality to resolve the information paradox Horizon scale nonlocality (Giddings) Wormholes between hole and its radiation (Maldacena-Susskind) Gauge states at infinity (Hawking- Perry-Strominger) Nonlinear quantum mechanics? But we have not seen any nonlocality or acausality in string theory...

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What is a firewall? A fuzzball is an explicit construction in string theory where the black hole is found to be replaced by planet like object A firewall is NOT a construction in any theory Instead, it is an argument: IF we have a surface instead of a horizon, THEN radiation from this surface will burn infalling objects before they reach the surface (Almeheiri, Marolf, Polchinsky, Sully 12)

The idea behind the firewall argument t infalling object burnt? Traditional hole: Low energy Hawking quantum materializes far from horizon Hot surface: High energy quantum starts near surface, redshifts to low energy far away AMPS tried to make this rigorous using the bit model of the small corrections theorem

The flaw in the firewall argument (SDM + Turton 14) GR: The horizon expands before matter falls in AMPS assume that the surface does not respond before it is hit. The surface of the ball must be outside the horizon at all times, else information cannot come out without violating causality

surface of object (causality) surface of object (AMPS) horizon infalling matter trapped inside horizon high energy quanta (can burn) lower energy quanta (do not burn) infalling matter Infalling matter with E T does not burn (Guo, Hampton, SDM 17)