D3-branes dynamics and black holes
M. Bertolini, P. Fre`, R. Iengo, C. A. Scrucca
Abstract
Using the D3-brane as the fundamental tool, we adress two aspects of D-branes physics. The first regards the interaction between two electromagnetic dual D-branes in 10 dimensions. In particular, we give a meaning to both even and odd spin structure contributions, the latter being non vanishing for non zero relative velocity v (and encoding the Lorentz-like contribution). The second aspect regards the D-brane/black holes correspondence. We show how the 4 dimensional configuration corresponding to a single D3-brane wrapped on the orbifold T6/Z3 represents a regular Reissner-Nordstrom solution of d=4 N=2 supergravity
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