Spinning exact solutions with Sasakian structure in Gauss-Bonnet Maxwell gravity
arXiv:1211.5963 · doi:10.1093/ptep/ptt005
Abstract
We obtain new exact solutions in Einstein Gauss-Bonnet gravity of every odd dimension higher than three. These new spacetimes are stationary but non-static, coupled with the Maxwell field, and asymptotic AdS at least locally. In order to investigate such new solutions, we adopt the characteristic ansatz for the metric form. It is presented that the local expression of our metric possesses some interesting properties, in which the most peculiar one is what is called Sasakian structure. Somewhat intricate relationship is unveiled between our solution and the already-known rotating solution which has been only one so far in that purely gravitational theory. We confirm the validity of the rotating spacetime with the evaluation of the finite angular momentum.
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