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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Does "Do the exact solution" mean "follow exactly the solution/the way of solving the problem"?
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The wormhole addition checks out, says Van Raamsdonk, and he has fleshed out a concrete
example in which a black hole radiates away half of its mass via a process called Hawking radiation,
and then that radiation itself collapses to form a second black hole. "Now you have two black holes,
maximally entangled," says Van Raamsdonk. "Do the exact solution and you find you have two black
holes connected by a wormhole." That ups the likelihood that space-time's bendy structure comes
from entanglement (R)C and that wormholes do too arxiv.org/abs/1307.1796).
The wormhole addition checks out, says Van Raamsdonk, and he has fleshed out a concrete
example in which a black hole radiates away half of its mass via a process called Hawking radiation,
and then that radiation itself collapses to form a second black hole. "Now you have two black holes,
maximally entangled," says Van Raamsdonk. "Do the exact solution and you find you have two black
holes connected by a wormhole." That ups the likelihood that space-time's bendy structure comes
from entanglement (R)C and that wormholes do too arxiv.org/abs/1307.1796).
Top answer
e. as opposed to just doing rough calculations or making hand-wavy arguments)
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- as opposed to just doing rough calculations or making hand-wavy arguments)
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It means "calculate / work out the exact solution" (i.e. as opposed to just doing rough calculations or making hand-wavy arguments)
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