Low-Energy Scattering of Black Holes and p-branes in String Theory
R.R. Khuri, R.C. Myers

TL;DR
This paper explores the low-energy behavior of extremal higher membrane black holes and p-branes in string theory, revealing flat metrics for solutions with worldvolume $6$-symmetry, advancing understanding of their dynamics.
Contribution
It introduces a flat metric for certain extremal black hole and p-brane solutions with $6$-symmetry, based on Manton's multi-soliton approach in string and membrane theories.
Findings
Flat metric found for solutions with $6$-symmetry
Extension of Manton's multi-soliton prescription to membrane black holes
Insights into low-energy dynamics of extremal p-branes
Abstract
We discuss the low-energy dynamics of generalized extremal higher membrane black hole solutions of string theory and higher membrane theories following Manton's prescription for multi-soliton solutions. A flat metric is found for those solutions which possess -symmetry on the worldvolume.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
