fast scrambler conjecture
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The fast scrambler conjecture is a proposal in quantum information and black hole physics that certain systems, notably black holes, mix and spread quantum information across all their degrees of freedom in a time that scales logarithmically with the system’s size, making them the fastest possible scramblers allowed by quantum mechanics.
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