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hep-th2011★ 60 cited

Minimal Holographic Superconductors from Maximal Supergravity

Nikolay Bobev, Arnab Kundu, Krzysztof Pilch +1

We study a truncation of four-dimensional maximal gauged supergravity that provides a realization of the minimal model of a holographic superconductor. We find various flow solutio…

hep-th2011★ 84 cited

Supersymmetric Solutions in Six Dimensions: A Linear Structure

Iosif Bena, Stefano Giusto, Masaki Shigemori +1

The equations underlying all supersymmetric solutions of six-dimensional minimal ungauged supergravity coupled to an anti-self-dual tensor multiplet have been known for quite a whi…

hep-th2011★ 69 cited

Double, Double Supertube Bubble

Iosif Bena, Jan de Boer, Masaki Shigemori +1

We argue that there exists a new class of completely smooth 1/8-BPS, three-charge bound state configurations that depend upon arbitrary functions of two variables. These configurat…

hep-th2011★ 6 cited

Imaginary Soaring Branes: A Hidden Feature of Non-Extremal Solutions

Iosif Bena, Clement Ruef, Nicholas P. Warner

A key property of many BPS solutions of supergravity is the fact that certain probe branes placed in these solutions feel no force, essentially because electric repulsion and gravi…

hep-th2011★ 26 cited

Mind the Gap: Supersymmetry Breaking in Scaling, Microstate Geometries

Orestis Vasilakis, Nicholas P. Warner

We use a multi-species supertube solution to construct an example of a scaling microstate geometry for non-BPS black rings in five dimensions. We obtain the asymptotic charges of t…

hep-th2011★ 28 cited

Hair in the Back of a Throat: Non-Supersymmetric Multi-Center Solutions from Kähler Manifolds

Nikolay Bobev, Ben Niehoff, Nicholas P. Warner

We find a class of non-supersymmetric multi-center solutions of the STU model of five-dimensional ungauged supergravity. The solutions are determined by a system of linear equation…