Geometric cross sections of rotating strings and black holes
arXiv:0808.3645 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.79.026003
Abstract
We study the production cross section of a highly excited string with fixed angular momentum from an ultra-high energy collision of two light strings. We find that the cross section exhibits geometric behavior in a certain region of angular-momentum/impact-parameter space. This geometric behavior is common to the differential cross sections of a black hole production with fixed angular momentum and thus we see another correspondence between strings and black holes.
21 pages, 2 figures (v1); comments, references, and Appendix D added (v2)
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