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Black Holes and Black Rings

Nora Bretón, Luís A. López, Mauricio Carbajal, Luis M. Montaño, Óscar Rosas-Ortiz, S. Velázquez, Omar Miranda

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The importance of physics in more than four dimensions is emphasized, in particular we are interested in black holes. Spacetimes that describe static and stationary black holes in D = 4 dimensions are introduced as well as black holes and black rings in D = 5. The black ring system shows that uniqueness of D = 4 black holes does not hold in D>4 dimensions. We present, in Weyl's coordinates, a technique to generate D = 5 solutions of Einstein equations in vacuum, some of them can be interpreted as black holes. An example is provided in which starting with Minkowski spacetime, a D = 5 black hole solution is generated.

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The importance of physics in more than four dimensions is emphasized, in particular we are interested in black holes. Spacetimes that describe static and stationary black holes in D = 4 dimensions are introduced as well as black holes and black rings in D = 5. The black ring system shows that uniqueness of D = 4 black holes does not hold in D>4 dimensions. We present, in Weyl's coordinates, a technique to generate D = 5 solutions of Einstein equations in vacuum, some of them can be interpreted as black holes. An example is provided in which starting with Minkowski spacetime, a D = 5 black hole solution is generated.

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The importance of physics in more than four dimensions is emphasized, in particular we are interested in black holes. Spacetimes that describe static and stationary black holes in D = 4 dimensions are introduced as well as black holes and black rings in D = 5. The black ring system shows that uniqueness of D = 4 black holes does not hold in D>4 dimensions. We present, in Weyl's coordinates, a technique to generate D = 5 solutions of Einstein equations in vacuum, some of them can be interpreted as black holes. An example is provided in which starting with Minkowski spacetime, a D = 5 black hole solution is generated.

Key concepts: Physics, Black hole (networking), Minkowski space, Black brane, White hole, Ring (chemistry), Sonic black hole, Micro black hole

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