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Black Holes and Higher Derivatives in Gravity

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GTAW01 - General relativity: from geometry to amplitudes

Quantum corrections to the gravitational action generically include quadratic terms in the curvature. Moreover, these terms are distinguished 
among other corrections in that their inclusion renders the theory renormalisable. The talk will discuss the changes their inclusion make to 
black hole solutions and other spherically symmetric solutions of the gravitational field equations.

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