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Diving into Traversable Wormholes
Journal Club@Osaka University July 26, 2017
Tokiro Numasawa
Osaka University Particle Physics TheoryBased on arXiv:1704.05333 J. Maldacena, D.Stanford and Z. Yang
see also “Traversable Wormholes via a Double Trace Deformation” arXiv:1608.05687, P. Gao , D.Jafferis and A.Wall (Iizuka-san’s JC)
“Conformal symmetry and its breaking in two dimensional Nearly Anti de-Sitter space” arXiv:1606.01857 J. Maldacena, D.Stanford and Z. Yang
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This paper talks about…
・Traversable wormholes in Nearly AdS2 gravity・Application to information problems
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This paper talks about…
・Traversable wormholes in Nearly AdS2 gravity・Application to information problems
(1)Introduction/Review of traversable wormholes (2)Nearly AdS2 gravity(3)Traversable wormholes in Nearly AdS2 gravity(4)Application to information problem (5)Conclusion
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Horizonis described
https://www.sciencenews.org/blog/context/new-einstein-equation-wormholes-quantum-gravity
1.Introduction
by
HorizonMatter
Realistic Black Holes are created by collapsing matters.
1.Introduction
Horizon BH
4d Schwarzschild: ds2 = �(1� 2M
r)dt2 +
1
1� 2Mr
dr2 + r2d⌦22
Realistic Black Holes are created by collapsing matters.
1.Introduction
Horizon
Realistic Black Holes are created by collapsing matters.
BH
But Einstein eq. also permits eternal Black holes solutions:
Horizon
4d Schwarzschild: ds2 = �(1� 2M
r)dt2 +
1
1� 2Mr
dr2 + r2d⌦22
ds2 = �32M3
re�
r2M dUdV + r2d⌦2
2
:just a coordinate transformation
1.Introduction
HorizonThis approximately describes
https://www.sciencenews.org/blog/context/new-einstein-equation-wormholes-quantum-gravity
Horizon
time slice
Einstein-Rosen Bridge(Wormhole)
1.Introduction
Horizon
time slice
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/ブラックホール
Einstein-Rosen Bridge(Wormhole)
1.Introduction
Horizon
time slice
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/ブラックホール
Einstein-Rosen Bridge(Wormhole)
1.Introduction
Horizon
time slice
Einstein-Rosen Bridge(Wormhole)
1.Introduction
Horizon
Einstein-Rosen bridge
time slice
Can we go to the other side?
1.Introduction
Horizon
Einstein-Rosen bridge
time slice
Can we go to the other side?
→No.
1.Introduction
If we through matter with negative energy(violate Averaged Null Energy Condition)
BH
If we through matter with negative energy(violate Averaged Null Energy Condition)
BH
→He can escape from Black Holeshorizon radius decreases
Traversable wormhole via double trace deformation[Gao-Jefferis-Wall, 16]
CFTL CFTR・CFTL and CFTR are decoupled:
H = HL +HR
・Assume AdS/CFT
Traversable wormhole via double trace deformation[Gao-Jefferis-Wall, 16]
CFTL CFTR・CFTL and CFTR are decoupled
・States are entangled|TFDi = 1p
Z(�)
X
n
e�2 En |EniL ⌦ |EniR
H = HL +HR
・Assume AdS/CFT
Traversable wormhole via double trace deformation[Gao-Jefferis-Wall, 16]
CFTL CFTR・CFTL and CFTR are decoupled
・States are entangled|TFDi = 1p
Z(�)
X
n
e�2 En |EniL ⌦ |EniR
H = HL +HR
to obtain traversability…・put interaction term Hint = g
Z t+�t
tOL(t)OR(t)
・Assume AdS/CFT
Traversable wormhole via double trace deformation[Gao-Jefferis-Wall, 16]
CFTL CFTR・CFTL and CFTR are decoupled
・States are entangled|TFDi = 1p
Z(�)
X
n
e�2 En |EniL ⌦ |EniR
H = HL +HR
to obtain traversability…・put interaction term Hint = g
Z t+�t
tOL(t)OR(t)
・effectively compactly radial direction to circle →negative energy by Casimir effect
・Assume AdS/CFT
(positive/negative depend on the sign of g)
Traversable wormhole via double trace deformation[Gao-Jefferis-Wall, 16]
CFTL CFTR・CFTL and CFTR are decoupled
・States are entangled|TFDi = 1p
Z(�)
X
n
e�2 En |EniL ⌦ |EniR
H = HL +HR
to obtain traversability…・put interaction term Hint = g
Z t+�t
tOL(t)OR(t)
・effectively compactly radial direction to circle →negative energy by Casimir effect
・Assume AdS/CFT
(positive/negative depend on the sign of g)
Traversable wormhole via double trace deformation[Gao-Jefferis-Wall, 16]
CFTL CFTR・CFTL and CFTR are decoupled
・States are entangled|TFDi = 1p
Z(�)
X
n
e�2 En |EniL ⌦ |EniR
H = HL +HR
to obtain traversability…・put interaction term Hint = g
Z t+�t
tOL(t)OR(t)
・effectively compactly radial direction to circle →negative energy by Casimir effect
・Assume AdS/CFT
(positive/negative depend on the sign of g)
(1)Introduction/Review of traversable wormholes (2)Nearly AdS2 gravity(3)Traversable wormholes in Nearly AdS2 gravity(4)Application to information problem (5)Conclusion
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2.Nearly AdS2 gravity dynamics
・exact AdS2 does not permit finite energy excitation
For example, → Tµ⌫ = 0Z
pgR+ Smatter
Horizon
AdS2 ⇥ Y UV geometry
・exact AdS2 does not permit finite energy excitation
・But AdS2 × Y type geometry appears from near horizon limit of near extremal BHs
For example, → Tµ⌫ = 0Z
pgR+ Smatter
2.Nearly AdS2 gravity dynamics
・exact AdS2 does not permit finite energy excitation
・But AdS2 × Y type geometry appears from near horizon limit of near extremal BHs
For example, → Tµ⌫ = 0Z
pgR+ Smatter
Horizon
AdS2 ⇥ Y UV geometry
・middle geometry can be changed by finite energy excitation
2.Nearly AdS2 gravity dynamics
Horizon
AdS2
・Consider a model of following part.
Horizon
AdS2
AdS2 boundary
・Consider a model of following part.
→AdS2 are cut at some trajectory in AdS2.
→ include the term that perturb from AdS21
16⇡G
Z�pg(R+ 2) +
1
8⇡G
Z
bdy�bK
Horizon
AdS2
AdS2 boundary
・We want to include the effect of finite energy excitation
[Almheiri-Polchinski 14][Jackiw 85][Teitelboim 83]
・Consider a model of following part.
→AdS2 are cut at some trajectory in AdS2.
→ include the term that perturb from AdS21
16⇡G
Z�pg(R+ 2) +
1
8⇡G
Z
bdy�bK
Horizon
AdS2
→AdS2 are cut at some trajectory in AdS2.
AdS2 boundary
・We want to include the effect of finite energy excitation
・We call this nearly AdS2 gravity
[Almheiri-Polchinski 14][Jackiw 85][Teitelboim 83]
・Consider a model of following part.
Nearly AdS2 gravity
S = �C
Zdu{f(u), u}
{f(u), u} =f 000
f 0 � 3
2
⇣f 00
f 0
⌘2
Schwarzian action:
describes the dynamics of boundary cutoff curveDynamics are encoded the motion of boundary curve !
1
16⇡G
Z�pg(R+ 2) +
1
8⇡G
Z
bdy�bK
SYK model (1d Nearly CFT)
Nearly AdS2 gravity
S = �C
Zdu{f(u), u}
{f(u), u} =f 000
f 0 � 3
2
⇣f 00
f 0
⌘2
Schwarzian action:
describes the dynamics of boundary cutoff curveDynamics are encoded the motion of boundary curve !
low energy
1
16⇡G
Z�pg(R+ 2) +
1
8⇡G
Z
bdy�bK
(1)Introduction/Review of traversable wormholes (2)Nearly AdS2 gravity(3)Traversable wormholes in Nearly AdS2 gravity(4)Application to information problem (5)Conclusion
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BH solution
cutoff curve in global AdS2 (described by Schwarzian action)
Horizon
(BH/Rindler patch)
3.Traversable wormhole in Nearly AdS2
What we need is to see the dynamics ofboundary curves
not traversable
BH solution
eig�L(tL)�R(tR)
eigh�L(tL)�R(tR)i
⇠ e�igVpot
Vpot
⇠ e�m⇢
⇢ :AdS distance
put two side interaction
eig�L(tL)�R(tR)
eigh�L(tL)�R(tR)i
⇠ e�igVpot
Vpot
⇠ e�m⇢
⇢ :AdS distance
pushed
g > 0: attractive force (wormhole becomes traversable)
:Approximate
eig�L(tL)�R(tR)
eigh�L(tL)�R(tR)i
⇠ e�igVpot
:Approximate
g > 0: attractive force (wormhole becomes traversable)
Vpot
⇠ e�m⇢
⇢ :AdS distance
pushed
eig�L(tL)�R(tR)
eigh�L(tL)�R(tR)i
⇠ e�igVpot
:Approximate
g > 0: attractive force (wormhole becomes traversable)g < 0: repulsive force (not traversable)
Vpot
⇠ e�m⇢
⇢ :AdS distance
eig�L(tL)�R(tR)
eigh�L(tL)�R(tR)i
⇠ e�igVpot
:Approximate
g > 0: attractive force (wormhole becomes traversable)g < 0: repulsive force (not traversable)
Vpot
⇠ e�m⇢
⇢ :AdS distance
Back reaction
Back reaction
kicked outward
Back reaction
Vpot
⇠ e�m⇢
⇢ :AdS distance→becomes long by back reaction
(1)Introduction/Review of traversable wormholes (2)Nearly AdS2 gravity(3)Traversable wormholes in Nearly AdS2 gravity(4)Application to information problem (5)Conclusion
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4.Application to information problem
Problem: Can we extract the information behind the horizon from Hawking radiations?
[Hayden-Preskill,07]
4.Application to information problem
BH
Consider one side BH
Bob
Horizon
4.Application to information problem
BH
Horizon
Consider one side BH
Bob
Bob collects Hawking radiations (entangled with BH)…
4.Application to information problem
BH
Consider one side BH
Bob
After half evaporation…
Horizon
Bob collects Hawking radiations (entangled with BH)…
BH
Consider one side BH
Bob
After half evaporation…
Bob create 2nd BH by radiations
BH
Horizon
Bob collects Hawking radiations (entangled with BH)…
4.Application to information problem
Consider one side BH
Bob
After half evaporation…
Assume EPR=ER (entanglement = wormhole) [Maldacena-Susskind,13]
Horizon
Bob create 2nd BH by radiations
BHBH
Bob collects Hawking radiations (entangled with BH)…
4.Application to information problem
Then, we obtain
Bob
BHoriginal BH
Bob’s 2nd BH
connected by a wormhole
BH2
4.Application to information problem
Then, we obtain
Bob
BH
Now, Alice throws her message in the original BH
Alice
BH2 Bob’s 2nd BH
original BH
4.Application to information problem
connected by a wormhole
Then, we obtain
Bob
BH
Now, Alice throws her message in the original BH
Alice
BH2 Bob’s 2nd BH
original BH
4.Application to information problem
connected by a wormhole
Then, we obtain
Bob
BH
Now, Alice throws her message in the original BH
Alice
BH2
By traversable wormhole protocol, Bob can extract Alice’s message from radiations(2nd BH)
Bob’s 2nd BH
original BH
4.Application to information problem
connected by a wormhole
(1)Introduction/Review of traversable wormholes (2)Nearly AdS2 gravity(3)Traversable wormholes in Nearly AdS2 gravity(4)Application to information problem (5)Conclusion
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・They studied traversability of wormholes in nearly AdS2 gravity
・Because of the simple dynamics in nearly AdS2 gravity,we can also see the back reaction of message.
・Assuming ER=EPR, traversable wormholes are used to extract information behind the horizon from Hawking radiations
5.Conclusion
Appendix
Averaged Null Energy Condition(ANEC) and Traversability
ds2 = �r2 � r2hl2
dt2 +l2
r2 � r2hdr2 + r2d⌦2
d�2BH metric:
After perturbation , satisfiesTµ⌫ ⇠ O(✏) hµ⌫ = �gµ⌫ ⇠ O(✏)
d� 2
4[(d� 3)r�2
h +(d� 1)l�2(hUU +@U (UhUU ))� 2r�2h @2
Uh��] = 8⇡GNTUU
at V = 0 in Kruskal Coordinate
V (U) = �(2gUV (0))
Z U
�1dU hUU
8⇡GN
ZdUTUU =
d� 2
4((d� 3)r�2
h + (d� 1)l�2)
ZdUhUU
→ANEC = traversability
AdS2 form Higher dim
・Magnetic brane
ds
24 = gµ⌫dx
µdx
⌫ + �2(x)(dy21 + dy
22)
L =1
16⇡GN
p�g�2R+ �(r�)2 � U(�)
・CGHS modelU(�) = �A�2� = 4
UV: near extremal diatonic BH at 4 or 5 dim
UV:
� = 2 U(�) =B
�2�A�2
| iA ⌦ |EPRiBC
Initial state:Quantum Teleportation
=1
2
4X
k=1
| kiAB ⌦ | ki
| i = ↵ |0i+ � |1i
| 1i =1p2(|0i |1i � |1i |0i) | 2i =
1p2(|0i |1i+ |1i |0i)
| 3i =1p2(|0i |0i � |1i |1i) | 4i =
1p2(|0i |0i+ |1i |1i)
| 1i = ↵ |1i � � |0i | 2i = ↵ |1i+ � |0i
| 3i = ↵ |0i � � |1i | 4i = ↵ |0i+ � |1i
where
Pk = | ki h k|Projection: ,
Alice Bob Charlie
EPR state
| i
Projection Measurement
Classical Comm.
| ki
Uk
Unitary Transf.
| i
X
k
Pk = 1
Uk : k dependent Unitary (indep. from α and β )61
[cf: Bennett-Brassard-Crepeau-Jozsa-Peres-Wootters 93]
CFT1
Conformal symmetry → Tµµ = 0
In 1d , and there are no finite energy excitation
T 00 = H = 0
In 1d, QFT becomes quantum mechanics