Charged Cylindrical Black Holes in Conformal Gravity
arXiv:1207.2108 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.86.104009
Abstract
Considering cylindrical topology we present the static solution for a charged black hole in conformal gravity. We show that unlike the general relativistic case there are two different solutions, both including a factor that when set to zero recovers the familiar static charged black string solution in Einstein's theory. This factor gives rise to a linear term in the potential that also features in the neutral case and may have significant ramifications for particle trajectories.
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