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Kaluza-Klein Black Holes in 5-dim. Einstein-Maxwell Theory
hep-th/ , hep-th/ Hideki Ishihara with M.Kimura, K.Matsuno, S.Tomizawa Department of Physics, Osaka City University 2019/1/17
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Introduction If spacetime has extra-dimensions with sub-millimeter scale Black holes would be created in an accelerator ・central zone of accelerator spacetime is fully higher dimensional ・far zone spacetime is effectively 4-dimensional.
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Kaluza-Klein Black Hole
Higher dim. BH with compact dimensions P.D.Dobiash&D.Maison, G.W.Gibbons&D.L.Wiltshire, R.C.Myers….. B.Kol, T.Harmark, N.Obers, T.Wiseman, H.Kudoh…. 5-dim. Kaluza-Klein black hole Near horizon: ~ 5-dim. BH Far region: ~ 4-dim. BH x S1
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Action Equation of motion
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Solutions : Extension of Dobiash-Maison solution
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Structure Squashing Horizon Singularity Asymptotic structure
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Squashing
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Foliation
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Shape of Horizon
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Singularities Point-like singularity Spindle-like singularity
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Asymptotic Behavior Coordinate tr.
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Whole Structure Point-like singularity Spindle-like singularity
Spatial infinity
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Mass and Charge Komar integral
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Physical Parameters
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Squashed Black Hole Near horizon: fully 5-dim.
Far zone: 4-dim. with twisted S1
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Spindle Black Hole Like a 4-dim. Black hole with a compact dim.
in far zone
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Critical Charge In the limit 4-dim. BH with a constant S1
Singularity is ring-like
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Three Types of Singularity
Point-like Ring-like Spindle-like Black Hole Charge Black holes with similar outer structure with very different inner structure
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Extreme Limit BH on the NUT singularity Gross-Perry-Sorkin Monopole
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Multi-Black Hole Solutions
Multi-NUT space Black holes are on NUT singularities hep-th/
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Horizon Topology NUT singularities transmute to Black holes
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Summary We investigate 5-dim. charged static squashed
black holes with horizons of S3 topology. In near zone, the geometry is fully 5-dimensional, while in far zone, S1 bundle on 4-dim. black hole.
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Rich Structure Twisted S1 over asymptotic flat 4-dim. (Kaluza-Klein type) Singularity of black hole is one of point-like, ring-like, or spindle-like. A set of physical parameters admits both BH and Naked singularity solutions. Multi-BHs with degenerate horizon are possible. Topology of each horizon is the lens space. c.f. Black ring (Emparan&Reall)
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