Topological Field Theories and Space-Time Singularity
Tohru Eguchi (Enrico Fermi Institute, University of Chicago and, Department of Physics, University of Tokyo)

TL;DR
This paper proposes that space-time singularities in general relativity can be modeled using topological field theories, which describe singular configurations with reduced holonomy, offering a new perspective on black hole solutions.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach linking topological field theories to space-time singularities, expanding the theoretical framework for understanding black holes.
Findings
Space-time singularities can be described by TFTs.
TFTs characterize singular configurations via reduced holonomy.
The approach provides a new perspective on black hole solutions.
Abstract
Based on a study of recently proposed solution of 2 dim. black hole we argue that the space-time singularities of general relativity may be described by topological field theories (TFTs). We also argue that in general TFT is a field theory which decsribes singular configurations with a reduced holonomy in its field space.
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