Black holes as red herrings: Topological fluctuations and the loss of quantum coherence

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Oct 1988

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Nuclear Physics B, Volume 307, Issue 4, p. 867-882.

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The topological fluctuations recently suggested by Hawking, by Giddings and Strominger, and by Lavrelashvili, Rubakov, and Tinyakov do not lead to an observable loss of quantum coherence.
Research supported in part by the National Science Foundation under Grant Number PHY82-15249.

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