Twisting S-branes
John E. Wang
Abstract
Smooth time dependent supergravity solutions corresponding to analytic continuations of Kerr black holes are constructed and limits with a local de Sitter phase are found. These solutions are non-singular due to a helical twist in space and a fine tuning of the energy flow in the spacetime. For the extremal limit in which the mass and twist parameters are equal the S-brane undergoes de Sitter expansion. Subextremal limits show the formation and decay of a twisted circle and closed string tachyon condensation backreaction effects can be followed. For small values of the twist deformation, a short lived ergosphere envelopes the S-brane and leads to the production of closed timelike curves.
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