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Blast freezing a black hole
What happens to information carried through an evaporating black-hole horizon? We introduce a solvable model of evaporation built from coupled Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev systems, in which an initially two-sided black hole is coupled at a finite time to a larger, colder bath. Evaporation is rapid in this mode
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