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Black diholes
High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 21 Jun 1999
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The authors' main claim We present and analyze exact solutions of the Einstein-Maxwell and Einstein-Maxwell-Dilaton equations that describe static pairs of oppositely charged extremal black holes, i.e., black diholes.
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We present and analyze exact solutions of the Einstein-Maxwell and Einstein-Maxwell-Dilaton equations that describe static pairs of oppositely charged extremal black holes, i.e., black diholes. The holes are suspended in equilibrium in an external magnetic field, or held apart by cosmic strings. We comment as well on the relation of these solutions to brane-antibrane configurations in string and M-theory.
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| s0 | We present and analyze exact solutions of the Einstein-Maxwell and Einstein-Maxwell-Dilaton equations that describe static pairs of oppositely charged extremal black holes, i.e., black diholes. | contribution 1.00 | 0.96 | 0.50 | asserted 1.00 |
| s1 | The holes are suspended in equilibrium in an external magnetic field, or held apart by cosmic strings. | result 0.85 | 0.63 | 0.15 | asserted 0.99 |
| s2 | We comment as well on the relation of these solutions to brane-antibrane configurations in string and M-theory. | interpretation 0.97 | 0.55 | 0.07 | unclear 0.77 |
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We present and analyze exact solutions of the Einstein-Maxwell and Einstein-Maxwell-Dilaton equations that describe static pairs of oppositely charged extremal black holes, i.e., black diholes. The holes are suspended in equilibrium in an external magnetic field, or held apart by cosmic strings. We comment as well on the relation of these solutions to brane-antibrane configurations in string and M-theory.
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It would, indeed be quite interesting to study in detail the horizon (and ergosphere) geometry of these solutions.[The fact that the extremality limit has $|J|>M^2$ has a counterpart for the charged dihole [ref] wherein the extremal limit has $|Q|>M$.
On the interaction between two Kerr black holes · Physical interpretation · 0.93
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Our construction is also distinct from the “black dihole” [ref] implementations of Kerr, which are simply just real metrics and involve no self-duality relation between mass and NUT charge.
Newman-Janis Algorithm from Taub-NUT Instantons · Introduction · 0.96
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Physical properties of a pair of identical black holes with opposite charges (black diholes) have been studied in detail by Emparan and Teo [ref] , where they managed to find out a compact expression for the horizon area and the surface gravity of the components.
Thermodynamics of two black holes · Introduction · 0.84
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Emparan �tudia notamment un "dipole" constitu� de deux trous noirs extr�maux mais de charges oppos�es dans la th�orie d'Einstein-Maxwell avec et sans la pr�sence d'un dilaton [ref] .
Black hole solutions of modified gravity theories · La structure de barre de la solution de Schwarzschild et les multi-trous noirs · 0.93
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