Black holes in supergravity: flow equations and duality
arXiv:1106.2611
Abstract
We review the physics of extremal black holes in supergravity theories, emphasizing the role of the first order formalism underlying single-centre solutions, the attractor mechanism and describing the recent progress in constructing general non-supersymmetric multi-centre configurations.
49 pages, 12 pictures. To appear in the proceedings of SAM 2009/BOSS 2011. v2: references added and one figure replaced
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