Four Dimensional Black Holes and Duality in Superstring Theory
C. P. Burgess, R. C. Myers, F. Quevedo
Abstract
Some recent results on the applications of duality (and related) transformations to general four-dimensional, spherically symmetric, asymptotically flat and time-independent string configurations are summarized. Two classes of results have been obtained. First, these transformations are used to generate the general such solution to the lowest-order field equations in the alpha' expansion. Second, the action and implications of duality (based on time-translation) on the general configuration is determined. It is found to interchange two pairs of the six parameters which label these configurations, namely: (1) the mass with the dilaton charge, and (2) the axion charge with the Taub-NUT parameter. For the special case of the Schwarzshild black hole this implies the relation M -> - k/M, where k is a known, positive, quantity. It is argued that, in some circumstances, dual theories need not be equivalent in the simplest sense.
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