The Hayden-Preskill thought experiment is a conceptual scenario in quantum information theory proposed by physicists Patrick Hayden and John Preskill in 2007. It addresses questions related to black hole information loss and quantum entanglement. In the thought experiment, they consider a situation where an observer has a quantum system that is entangled with another distant system. The fundamental idea revolves around the interaction of black holes with quantum information, specifically how information is preserved or lost when matter falls into a black hole.
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