Black holes in string theory

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These lectures notes provide a fast-track introduction to modern developments in black hole physics within string theory, including microscopic computations of the black hole entropy as well as construction and quantization of microstates using supergravity. These notes are largely self-contained and should be accessible to students at an early PhD or Masters level. Topics covered include the black holes in supergravity, D-branes, Strominger-Vafa’s computation of the black hole entropy via D-branes, AdS-CFT and its applications to black hole phyisics, multicenter solutions, and the geometric quantization of the latter.

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Bena, I., El-Showk, S., & Vercnocke, B. (2013). Black holes in string theory. In Springer Proceedings in Physics (Vol. 144, pp. 59–178). Springer Science and Business Media, LLC. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-00215-6_2

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