Dynamics of Particles Near Black Hole with Higher Dimensions
arXiv:1607.03507 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-016-4244-0
Abstract
This paper explores the dynamics of particles in higher dimensions. For this purpose, we discuss some interesting features related to the motion of particles near Myers-Perry black hole with arbitrary extra dimensions as well as single non-zero spin parameter. Assuming it as a supermassive black hole at the center of galaxy, we calculate red-blue shifts in the equatorial plane for the far away observer as well as corresponding black hole parameters of the photons. Next, we study the Penrose process and find that the energy gain of particle depends on the variation of black hole dimensions. Finally, we discuss the center of mass energy for eleven dimensions which indicates similar behavior as that of four dimensions but it is higher in four dimensions than five or more dimensions. We conclude that higher dimensions have a great impact on the particle dynamics.
19 pages, 3 figure, to appear in EPJC
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