<p>How does string theory get an agreement to the Hawking-Bekenstein equations to calculate the quantum entropy of a black hole in a background dependent way?</p>
<p>Is there any sort of area parameter in string theory like Barbero-Immirzi in loop quantum gravity?</p>

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How String Theory calculates the Entropy of the Black Hole in a Background dependent way?
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# How String Theory calculates the Entropy of the Black Hole in a Background dependent way?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-08-23)

How does string theory get an agreement to the Hawking-Bekenstein equations to calculate the quantum entropy of a black hole in a background dependent way?

Is there any sort of area parameter in string theory like Barbero-Immirzi in loop quantum gravity?

**Tags:** black-hole, general-relativity, quantum-mechanics, entropy
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> **username_1**: I'm reopening this. Theoretical astrophysical thermodynamics questions are on topic here: https://astronomy.meta.stackexchange.com/q/450/6  
> **username_0**: Thank you so much  
> **username_1**: @antispinwards The user has already stated that they are no longer able to ask questions on Physics.  

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