Three-Charge Supertubes in a Rotating Black Hole Background
arXiv:hep-th/0612085 · doi:10.1088/1126-6708/2009/03/145
Abstract
The low velocity scattering of a D0-F1 supertube in the background of a BMPV black hole has been investigated in the moduli space approximation by Marolf and Virmani. Here we extend the analysis to the case of the D0-D4-F1 supertube of Bena and Kraus. We find that, similarly to the two-charge case, there is a critical value of the supertube circumferential angular momentum; above this value an adiabatic merger with the black hole cannot occur. By reconsidering the calculation of supertube angular momentum in the transverse direction, correspondence between the worldvolume and supergravity descriptions is established. We also examine dynamical mergers and discuss their implications.
38 pages, 9 figures. New discussion of moduli space approximation vs. exact DBI action, references added
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