Black ripples, flowers and dumbbells at large D
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- 17 April 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in Journal of High Energy Physics
- Vol. 2020 (4) , 1-50
Abstract
We explore the rich phase space of singly spinning (both neutral and charged) black hole solutions in the large D limit. We find several ‘bumpy’ branches which are connected to multiple (concentric) black rings, and black Saturns. Additionally, we obtain stationary solutions without axisymmetry that are only stationary at D → ∞, but correspond to long-lived black hole solutions at finite D. These multipolar solutions can appear as intermediate configurations in the decay of ultra-spinning Myers-Perry black holes into stable black holes. Finally, we also construct stationary solutions corresponding to the instability of such a multipolar solution.Keywords
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