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The paper is reasonably old and was written as a phd thesis by (I believe) a man from china. It was basically the first paper on the subject and in it he effectively (from what I understand) dropped particles into a black hole, counting the information added, and saw that the black hole changed in size such that the information contained by the particles measured in bits of order plank length was proportional to the change in surface area of the black hole. I want to try to read this paper, but cannot remember the name of the author nor the title. Google searching, skimming the holographic principle wikipedia page, information theory page all provided no results.
If anyone knows the paper I'm referring to and would either link it, drop the name, or at least the authors name, I would appreciate it.
If anyone knows the paper I'm referring to and would either link it, drop the name, or at least the authors name, I would appreciate it.