Lecture

Holography in Classical Gravity

Description

This lecture covers the concept of holography in classical gravity, focusing on the correspondence between string theory and gravity. Topics include strong/weak coupling duality, black hole thermodynamics, and the use of conformal field theory to define quantum gravity non-perturbatively.

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Physics

Quantum mechanics: Quantum gravity

Quantum field theory: Topics in quantum field theory, Quantum electrodynamics

Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

Mathematics

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Algebra: Linear algebra, Abstract algebra

Number theory: Number theory

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