The Three-Dimensional BTZ Black Hole as a Cylindrical System in Four-Dimensional General Relativity
Jos\'e P.S. Lemos, Vilson T. Zanchin

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates how to convert a three-dimensional BTZ black hole into a four-dimensional cylindrical black hole, akin to transforming a point particle into a cosmic string, within the framework of general relativity.
Contribution
It introduces a method to embed the BTZ black hole into four-dimensional spacetime as a cylindrical black hole, expanding understanding of lower-dimensional black holes in higher-dimensional contexts.
Findings
BTZ black hole can be transformed into a four-dimensional black string
The transformation parallels the conversion of a point particle into a cosmic string
Provides a new perspective on embedding lower-dimensional black holes in higher dimensions
Abstract
It is shown how to transform the three dimensional BTZ black hole into a four dimensional cylindrical black hole (i.e., black string) in general relativity. This process is identical to the transformation of a point particle in three dimensions into a straight cosmic string in four dimensions.
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