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More Rings to rule them all : Fragmentation, 4D/5D and Split-Spectral Flows

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 3 Sep 2007

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The authors' main claim In this note we set-up an explicit 5D construction of AdS-fragmentation, whereby a single black ring splits-up into a multi-black ring configuration.

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CitationXerxes D. Arsiwalla. "More Rings to rule them all : Fragmentation, 4D/5D and Split-Spectral Flows." arXiv:0709.0308 (2007). https://pith.science/paper/ZIYWKADT
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In this note we set-up an explicit 5D construction of AdS-fragmentation, whereby a single black ring splits-up into a multi-black ring configuration. Furthermore it is seen that these fragmented rings are equivalent to a direct 5D lift of 4D multi-center black holes. Along the way we also determine the 4D/5D transformations relevant for multi-center charges. It is seen that the physical charges involved in black ring fragmentation are Page charges arising due to 5D Chern-Simons terms. As an application of these methods, we reproduce the total angular momentum of concentric black rings, originally due to Gauntlett and Gutowski. Finally we provide a geometric interpretation of fragmented black rings using the idea of split-spectral flows, which seeks to study charge shifts of a given black ring due to fluxes generated in a multi-ring background.

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s1 Furthermore it is seen that these fragmented rings are equivalent to a direct 5D lift of 4D multi-center black holes. result 0.96 0.81 0.25 asserted 1.00
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s3 It is seen that the physical charges involved in black ring fragmentation are Page charges arising due to 5D Chern-Simons terms. result 0.98 0.84 0.10 asserted 1.00
s4 As an application of these methods, we reproduce the total angular momentum of concentric black rings, originally due to Gauntlett and Gutowski. result 0.86 0.86 0.07 asserted 1.00
s5 Finally we provide a geometric interpretation of fragmented black rings using the idea of split-spectral flows, which seeks to study charge shifts of a given black ring due to fluxes generated in a multi-ring background. interpretation 0.72 0.87 0.16 asserted 0.97

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In this note we set-up an explicit 5D construction of AdS-fragmentation, whereby a single black ring splits-up into a multi-black ring configuration. Furthermore it is seen that these fragmented rings are equivalent to a direct 5D lift of 4D multi-center black holes. Along the way we also determine the 4D/5D transformations relevant for multi-center charges. It is seen that the physical charges involved in black ring fragmentation are Page charges arising due to 5D Chern-Simons terms. As an application of these methods, we reproduce the total angular momentum of concentric black rings, originally due to Gauntlett and Gutowski. Finally we provide a geometric interpretation of fragmented black rings using the idea of split-spectral flows, which seeks to study charge shifts of a given black ring due to fluxes generated in a multi-ring background.

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  • It is gratifying to note that they exactly compare with those coming from the integral of [ref] .

    Comments on Charges and Near-Horizon Data of Black Rings · 5D multi-black ring charges and harmonic functions from fragmentation · 1.00

  • In this way, eq.([ref]) is simply the ADM mass[ Even though [ref] , [ref] only refer to concentric rings, the above comparison is still meaningful because effects due to non-concentricity only start showing up for quantities involving the position vector $L⃗$, such as angular momentum, entropy, etc. ] of [ref] , [ref] .

    General Concentric Black Rings · 5D multi-black ring charges and harmonic functions from fragmentation · 0.97

  • In this way, eq.([ref]) is simply the ADM mass[ Even though [ref] , [ref] only refer to concentric rings, the above comparison is still meaningful because effects due to non-concentricity only start showing up for quantities involving the position vector $L⃗$, such as angular momentum, entropy, etc. ] of [ref] , [ref] .

    Concentric Black Rings · 5D multi-black ring charges and harmonic functions from fragmentation · 0.97

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  • The conceptual basis behind the idea of baby universes lies in the phenomenon of AdS fragmentation [ref] , [ref] , which was proposed as an instanton process wherein a single black hole, seen as an excitation in one vacuum configuration, tunnels to a multi-black hole state appearing as an excitation in another vacuum.

    Splitting of an Extremal Reissner-Nordstr\"om Throat via Quantum Tunneling · A glance at 4D black hole fragmentation · 0.99

  • The conceptual basis behind the idea of baby universes lies in the phenomenon of AdS fragmentation [ref] , [ref] , which was proposed as an instanton process wherein a single black hole, seen as an excitation in one vacuum configuration, tunnels to a multi-black hole state appearing as an excitation in another vacuum.

    Anti-de Sitter Fragmentation · A glance at 4D black hole fragmentation · 0.99

  • Starting from ( not very ) recent work in [ref] and [ref] , a considerable interest has been generated in understanding 5D BPS degeneracies by constructing dualities to the better understood 4D sector [ref] , [ref] , [ref] , [ref] .

    Black Rings in Taub-NUT · Introduction · 0.98

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