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Consistent truncations and D=2 gravity

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BLH - Black holes: bridges between number theory and holographic quantum information

In this talk I will review the problem of consistent truncations that has been central in (super-)gravity for finding non-linear solutions for a long time. Particular emphasis will be put on using geometric and algebraic methods and their application to two-dimensional gravity where the methods become particularly striking. I will also report on recent progress in this direction with Guillaume Bossard, Franz Ciceri and Gianluca Inverso. 

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