Carlo Rovelli: Black Hole to White Hole Transition - Lecture 1 - Loops'24 Summer School
Lecture on Black Hole to White Hole Transition by Carlo Rovelli from Université d'Aix-Marseille / Western Ontario University. The lecture was part of the Loop Quantum Gravity Summer School 2024 held at Florida Atlantic University from April 29, 2024 to May 3, 2024. Visit the Official School Website https://indico.cern.ch/e/loops24school for more information.
Видео Carlo Rovelli: Black Hole to White Hole Transition - Lecture 1 - Loops'24 Summer School канала CSTQ - Center for SpaceTime and the Quantum
Видео Carlo Rovelli: Black Hole to White Hole Transition - Lecture 1 - Loops'24 Summer School канала CSTQ - Center for SpaceTime and the Quantum
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