Black holes in higher spin supergravity
Shouvik Datta, Justin R. David

TL;DR
This paper investigates black hole solutions in higher spin supergravity with N=2 supersymmetry, establishing a correspondence with boundary CFT charges and symmetries, and confirming the duality through exact partition function matching.
Contribution
It provides a detailed analysis of black holes in sl(3|2) supergravity, identifying bulk-boundary charge relations, and demonstrating the agreement of partition functions in the bulk and boundary theories.
Findings
Black hole solutions include U(1) gauge and spin 2 hair.
Bulk charges match boundary CFT charges via Ward identities.
Partition functions in bulk and boundary theories are in exact agreement.
Abstract
We study black hole solutions in Chern-Simons higher spin supergravity based on the superalgebra sl(3|2). These black hole solutions have a U(1) gauge field and a spin 2 hair in addition to the spin 3 hair. These additional fields correspond to the R-symmetry charges of the supergroup sl(3|2). Using the relation between the bulk field equations and the Ward identities of a CFT with N=2 super-W_3 symmetry, we identify the bulk charges and chemical potentials with those of the boundary CFT. From these identifications we see that a suitable set of variables to study this black hole is in terms of the charges present in three decoupled bosonic sub-algebras of the N=2 super-W_3 algebra. The entropy and the partition function of these R-charged black holes are then evaluated in terms of the charges of the bulk theory as well as in terms of its chemical potentials. We then compute the…
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