Supersymmetric black holes with a single axial symmetry in five dimensions
arXiv:2206.11782 · doi:10.1007/s00220-022-04576-7
Abstract
We present a classification of asymptotically flat, supersymmetric black hole and soliton solutions of five-dimensional minimal supergravity that admit a single axial symmetry which `commutes' with the supersymmetry. This includes the first examples of five-dimensional black hole solutions with exactly one axial Killing field that are smooth on and outside the horizon. The solutions have similar properties to the previously studied class with biaxial symmetry, in particular, they have a Gibbons-Hawking base and the harmonic functions must be of multi-centred type with the centres corresponding to the connected components of the horizon or fixed points of the axial symmetry. We find a large moduli space of black hole and soliton spacetimes with non-contractible 2-cycles and the horizon topologies are , and lens spaces .
v2: 53 pages, 1 table; accepted version. Minor clarifications in assumptions, typos corrected, references added, table of numerical results added, results unchanged. v3: Corrected remarks after Corollary 2, minor changes in Theorem 2 and proof of Theorem 3, results unchanged
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