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There is something that is unclear to me, and because entropy bounds and their violations were discussed in the other thread, I thought it is a good opportunity to learn something. The problem is essentially a matter of impression. The statements go roughly in the following way: for a system with entropy ##S## and energy ##E##, which is contain in space of radius ##R## a certain inequality involving the above must hold. The problem for me is that the ##E## and the ##R## are never defined (well, I haven't seen it, it might very well be explained somewhere). And in a general relativistic setting they are meaningless.
So the question is how does one make the statements precise?
So the question is how does one make the statements precise?