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Topology sums, sectorwise holography, and horizon normalcy
The ``holography of information'' (HoI) principle argues that gravity can encode information redundantly in asymptotic observables. Although HoI is ultimately a nonperturbative claim, its standard motivation uses semiclassical gravitational constraints, the boundary nature of the Hamiltonian, and va
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