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Komar integral and Smarr formula for axion-dilaton black holes versus S duality

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arxiv 2106.07495 v1 pith:DE4VNBDK submitted 2021-06-14 hep-th gr-qc

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We construct the Komar integral for axion-dilaton gravity using Wald's formalism and momentum maps and we use it to derive a Smarr relation for stationary axion-dilaton black holes. While the Wald-Noether 2-form charge is not invariant under SL(2,R) electric-magnetic duality transformations because Wald's formalism does not account for magnetic charges and potentials, the Komar integral constructed with it turns out to be invariant and, in more general theories, it will be fully symplectic invariant. We check the Smarr formula obtained with the most general family of static axion-dilaton black holes.

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