Analyticity of Event Horizons of Five-Dimensional Multi-Black Holes with Non-Trivial Asymptotic Structure
Masashi Kimura

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that five-dimensional multi-black hole solutions with non-trivial asymptotic structure can have analytic event horizons, contrasting with solutions in asymptotically flat space-time.
Contribution
It establishes the existence of analytic event horizons in five-dimensional multi-black hole solutions with non-trivial asymptotic structure, expanding understanding of black hole horizon regularity.
Findings
Existence of analytic horizons in non-trivial asymptotic structures
Contrast with non-analytic horizons in asymptotically flat space
New class of solutions with regular horizons
Abstract
We show that there exist five-dimensional multi-black hole solutions which have analytic event horizons when the space-time has non-trivial asymptotic structure, unlike the case of five-dimensional multi-black hole solutions in asymptotically flat space-time.
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