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Lecture

Black Pobrane Solution in D Dimensions

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This lecture covers the black pobrane solution in D dimensions with charged probrane and extremal pobrate, discussing the properties of BHs in higher dimensions and the Schwarzschifal in D spacetime. The lecture also explores the IIB string thing and extremal terane sputa in TEB SUPRA Tod.

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Physics

Quantum mechanics: Quantum gravity

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