On the quest for a holographic interpretation of the black hole evaporation process
Roberto Casadio, Cristiano Germani

TL;DR
This paper discusses the challenges of interpreting black hole evaporation holographically, but was withdrawn and recommends more recent work for general results on black hole formation and evolution.
Contribution
The paper attempted to explore a holographic interpretation of black hole evaporation but was withdrawn, indicating ongoing challenges in this research area.
Findings
Hawking radiation was derived for a specific tail model
The model used was considered somewhat unphysical
More general results are available in hep-th/0407191
Abstract
This paper has been withdrawn by the authors because the Hawking radiation outside the core was just obtained for a specific (and somewhat unphysical) model of the tail. Interested readers should instead look at the more recent hep-th/0407191 where more general results are given for the formation and evolution of black-holes on the brane.
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TopicsAdaptive optics and wavefront sensing
