A brief commentary on black hole entropy

A.J.M. Medved

A brief commentary on black hole entropy

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It is commonplace, in the literature, to find that the Bekenstein-Hawking entropy has been endowed with having an explicit statistical interpretation. In the following essay, we discuss why such a viewpoint warrants a certain degree of caution.

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