Massive String States as Extreme Black Holes
M. J. Duff, J. Rahmfeld
Abstract
We consider the Schwarz-Sen spectrum of elementary electrically charged massive NR=1/2 states of the four-dimensional heterotic string and show the maximum spin 1 supermultiplets to correspond to extreme black hole solutions. The NL=1 states and NL>1 states (with vanishing left-moving internal momentum) admit a single scalar-Maxwell description with parameters a= 3 or a=1, respectively. The corresponding solitonic magnetically charged spectrum conjectured by Schwarz and Sen on the basis of S-duality is also described by extreme black holes.
Create a lesson
Related papers
On the universality of entanglement entropy in quantum field theory
Orr Sela
Negative Junction Logarithms in Scalar Multipartite Entanglement
Chen-Te Ma
A Ghost-Free dS/AdS Correspondence in N=1 Supergravity
Omer Guleryuz
Hermitian matrix-valued nonlocal deformation of the SU(N) Thirring model at large N
J. R. Nascimento, P. J. Porf\'ırio, C. Furtado
Obstruction to local entropy laws on arbitrary black-hole cuts in five-dimensional Einstein--Gauss--Bonnet gravity
Cendikiawan Suryaatmadja, Robert B. Mann
Hamiltonian of open string field theory for time-dependent solutions
Vinícius Bernardes, Riccardo Poletti