Towards higher dimensional black rings
arXiv:1510.06041 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.92.124037
Abstract
Despite all attempts, exact solutions for black rings in more than five dimensions remain elusive. In this paper we clarify some of the reasons for that, in particular we show that a peculiar symmetry of the five--dimensional black ring - separability of the base - cannot occur in dimensions higher than five. We also construct supersymmetric solutions that have symmetries of 5D supersymmetric black ring and show that they do not have regular horizons.
11 pages. V2: references added, several typos are fixed. V3: reference added. V4: typo is fixed, several comments added
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