Role of string excitations in the last stages of black-hole evaporation

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Black Holes (Astronomy), Gravitation Theory, Quantum Theory, String Theory, Entropy (Statistics), Evaporation, Phase Diagrams, Thermodynamics

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It is argued that the massive modes of the superstring can play an important role in the last stages of black-hole evaporation. If the Bekenstein-Hawking entropy is the true statistical entropy of an evaporating black hole, it becomes probable for a black hole to disappear by making a transition to an excited string state. The excited string state can then decay to massless radiation, avoiding the naked singularity of the semiclassical picture. The energy-volume phase diagram is also constructed separating the three phases: pure radiation, black hole and radiation, and massive string modes and radiation.

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