Black Holes in String Theory
J.C. Breckenridge

TL;DR
This paper explores black hole solutions within string theory, highlighting duality symmetries as tools for generating new solutions and expanding understanding of black holes in this theoretical framework.
Contribution
It introduces and demonstrates solution generating techniques using duality symmetries to find new black hole solutions in string theory.
Findings
Duality symmetries relate different black hole solutions.
Solution generating techniques expand the known solution space.
String theory's black holes are richer and more diverse than Einstein's solutions.
Abstract
The black hole solutions to Einstein's vacuum field equations are also solutions to the equations of motion of the low energy limit of superstring theory. At the same time, string theory boasts a much broader and richer collection of black hole solutions. Fortunately, string theories also possess a remarkable set of duality symmetries relating states within and between different string theories. These duality symmetries can be exploited to construct new black hole solutions from known solutions, giving us powerful tools with which to explore the black hole solutions of string theory. Here we introduce and demonstrate these techniques of solution generating.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Astrophysical Phenomena and Observations
