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1/16-BPS Black Holes and Giant Gravitons in the AdS_5 X S^5 Space

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 13 Jul 2006

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The authors' main claim We point out that the Bekenstein-Hawking entropy of these black holes admits a remarkably simple expression in terms of (dependent) physical charges, which suggests its microscopic origin via certain Cardy or Hardy-Ramanujan formula.

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CitationKi-Myeong Lee, Seok Kim. "1/16-BPS Black Holes and Giant Gravitons in the AdS_5 X S^5 Space." arXiv:hep-th/0607085 (2006). https://pith.science/paper/QMA7C4M7
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We explore 1/16-BPS objects of type IIB string theory in AdS_5 * S^5. First, we consider supersymmetric AdS_5 black holes, which should be 1/16-BPS and have a characteristic that not all physical charges are independent. We point out that the Bekenstein-Hawking entropy of these black holes admits a remarkably simple expression in terms of (dependent) physical charges, which suggests its microscopic origin via certain Cardy or Hardy-Ramanujan formula. We also note that there is an upper bound for the angular momenta given by the electric charges. Second, we construct a class of 1/16-BPS giant graviton solutions in AdS_5 * S^5 and explore their properties. The solutions are given by the intersections of AdS_5 * S^5 and complex 3 dimensional holomorphic hyperspaces in C^{1+5}, the latter being the zero loci of three holomorphic functions which are homogeneous with suitable weights on coordinates. We investigate examples of giant gravitons, including their degenerations to tensionless strings.

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We explore 1/16-BPS objects of type IIB string theory in AdS_5 * S^5. First, we consider supersymmetric AdS_5 black holes, which should be 1/16-BPS and have a characteristic that not all physical charges are independent. We point out that the Bekenstein-Hawking entropy of these black holes admits a remarkably simple expression in terms of (dependent) physical charges, which suggests its microscopic origin via certain Cardy or Hardy-Ramanujan formula. We also note that there is an upper bound for the angular momenta given by the electric charges. Second, we construct a class of 1/16-BPS giant graviton solutions in AdS_5 * S^5 and explore their properties. The solutions are given by the intersections of AdS_5 * S^5 and complex 3 dimensional holomorphic hyperspaces in C^{1+5}, the latter being the zero loci of three holomorphic functions which are homogeneous with suitable weights on coordinates. We investigate examples of giant gravitons, including their degenerations to tensionless strings.

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  • S_BPS = 2πℓ[1/2∑_IC^IJKQ_J^=1Q_K^=1 -_̨5^2ℓ/4π^2(J^=1-4π^2/3_̨5^2 C_IJKv_(0)^Iv_(0)^Jv_(0)^K)]^1/2 , which generalizes the formula obtained in [ref] (see also [ref] ) to 1/4 BPS black holes with non-trivial magnetic flux on the boundary.[The expression obtained is [ref] amounts to using different values for the parameter $$ in the definition of the electric charges and angular momentum.

    Black hole superpotential as a unifying entropy function and BPS thermodynamics · Supersymmetric attractor and black hole entropy · 0.98

  • This is an adaptation to the AdS$_3 ×S^3$ giant strings of the connection [ref] between the two formalisms of supersymmetry for the AdS$_5 ×S^5$ giant gravitons used e.g. in [ref] and in [ref] .

    Instability of Black Holes in AdS$_3 \times S^3$ · Supersymmetric Giant Strings · 0.88

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  • The electromagnetic fields on the $$s and $$s may be quantised by treating them as small fluctuations around the zero-field vacuum in a fashion analogous to [ref] .

    Black Hole Giants · General Solution · 0.94

  • To this end, it is advantageous to use a 12 dimensional embedding space $^ 1, 2 ×^3$ with coordinates $( Z^0, Z^1, Z^2, W^1, W^2, W^3)$, as in [ref] .

    Holography of BPS surface operators · Supersymmetry of the probe brane · 0.98

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  • The entropy for these black holes was computed in [ref] and reads S= 2π√(Q_1 Q_2+Q_1 Q_3+Q_2 Q_3-πℓ_5^3 4 G_N (J_1+J_2)),where $ℓ_5$ is the $_5$ radius and $G_N$ is the the five-dimensional Newton constant.

    Delayed Deconfinement and the Hawking-Page Transition · Black Hole Entropy and Hawking-Page Phase Transition · 0.97

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  • Remarkably, we find that the set of supersymmetries common to all these static defects coincides precisely with those preserved by the most general giant and dual-giant configurations in $AdS_5×S^5$ derived in [ref] .

    On BPS Strings in ${\mathcal N}=4$ Yang-Mills Theory · Introduction · 0.95

  • At large $N$ the entropy scales as S π̄(√(3) |Q| - 4 c J_1+J_2/√(3) |Q| ) + 𝒪(1) , as consistent with the Bekenstein-Hawking entropy of AdS$_5$ black holes given by [ref] S_BH π̄√(3 Q^2 - 8 c (J_1+J_2)) .

    The asymptotic growth of states of the 4d N=1 superconformal index · Introduction · 0.86

  • We illustrate that the Mikhailov giants [ref] and the wobbling dual-giants of [ref] are solutions to our set of BPS equations and compare our analysis with the results of Kim and Lee [ref] .

    Counting Wobbling Dual-Giants · Introduction · 1.00

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  • Later on a more general construction of possible giants and dual-giants has been carried out [ref] .

    Supersymmetric Electromagnetic Waves on Giants and Dual-Giants · Introduction · 0.93

  • The giant graviton solutions carrying angular momenta in $AdS_5$ are constructed in [ref] , which takes advantage of the embedding of $AdS_5×S^5$ in $ℂ^2+1×ℂ^3$ equipped with a flat metric with two negative signatures.

    Comments on 1/16 BPS Quantum States and Classical Configurations · Upper bound, exact degeneracy and (dual) giant gravitons · 0.82

  • The derivations of supersymmetric giants in [ref] start with spinors in an auxiliary 12-dimensional Lorentian geometry with two time-like directions: ℂ^1,2 ×ℂ^3 with coordinates (Φ_0, Φ_1, Φ_2; Z_1, Z_2, Z_3) , where $AdS_5 ×S^5$ is given by two real conditions -|Φ_0|^2 + |Φ_1|^2 + |Φ_2|^2 = - l^2 and |Z_1|^2 + |Z_2|^2 + |Z_3|^2 = l^2 .

    Counting Wobbling Dual-Giants · Introduction · 0.84

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