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pith:XOVA52VI

pith:2026:XOVA52VI4WRXYDN2VKHAXSO2HM

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Secondary Gravitational Wave Signatures from 5D Rotating Primordial Black Holes in the Dark Dimension

George K. Leontaris, Waqas Ahmed

Rotating five-dimensional primordial black holes produce a stochastic gravitational wave background detectable by LISA and DECIGO that could confirm a micron-scale extra dimension, PBH dark matter, and memory burden suppression.

arxiv:2605.12948 v1 · 2026-05-13 · hep-ph · astro-ph.CO · gr-qc · hep-th

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C1strongest claim

A detection of the predicted gravitational wave background would provide simultaneous evidence for a micron-sized extra dimension, PBH dark matter, and the memory burden effect, offering a decisive test of quantum gravity and extra-dimensional physics.

C2weakest assumption

The assumption of a log-normal primordial power spectrum with fixed σ=1 and f_PBH=1, together with the memory burden exponent p=2 applied to 5D rotating black holes, which directly sets the amplitude and shape of the computed GW spectrum.

C3one line summary

5D rotating PBHs in the Dark Dimension with memory burden produce a stochastic GW background peaking at nHz to Hz frequencies, detectable by future observatories within the mass window 10^10 to 10^21 g.

References

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[1] Bernard J. Carr and S. W. Hawking. Black holes in the early Universe.Mon. Not. Roy. Astron. Soc., 168:399–415, 1974 1974

[2] Gravitationally collapsed objects of very low mass.Mon 1971

[3] George F. Chapline. Cosmological effects of primordial black holes.Nature, 253(5489):251–252, 1975 1975

[4] Observational evidence for primordial black holes: A positivist perspective.Phys 2024

[5] Revisiting Primordial Black Holes Constraints from Ionization History 2016

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First computed	2026-05-18T03:09:09.448575Z
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bbaa0eeaa8e5a37c0dbaaa8e0bc9da3b34341a9da7deeb2d7b8058ee8780b95e

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arxiv: 2605.12948 · arxiv_version: 2605.12948v1 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2605.12948 · pith_short_12: XOVA52VI4WRX · pith_short_16: XOVA52VI4WRXYDN2 · pith_short_8: XOVA52VI

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