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Supersymmetry of topological Kerr-Newmann-Taub-NUT-aDS spacetimes
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Supersymmetry of topological Kerr-Newmann-Taub-NUT-aDS spacetimes
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We extend the topological Kerr-Newman-aDS solutions by including NUT charge and find generalizations of the Robinson-Bertotti solution to the negative cosmological constant case with different topologies. We show how all these solutions can be obtained as limits of the general Plebanski-Demianski solution. We study the supersymmetry properties of all these solutions in the context of gauged N=2,d=4 supergravity. Generically they preserve at most 1/4 of the total supersymmetry. In the Plebanski-Demianski case, although gauged N=2,d=4 supergravity does not have electric-magnetic duality, we find that the family of supersymmetric solutions still enjoys a sort of electric-magnetic duality in which electric and magnetic charges and mass and Taub-NUT charge are rotated simultaneously.
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