Abstract

We build the first family of smooth bubbling microstate geometries that are asymptotic to the near-horizon region of extremal five-dimensional Kerr black holes (NHEK). These black holes arise as extremal non-supersymmetric highly-rotating D1-D5- P solutions in type IIB string theory on T4×S1. Our solutions are asymptotically NHEK in the UV and end in the IR with a smooth cap. In the context of the Kerr/CFT correspondence, these bubbling geometries are dual to pure states of the 1+1 dimensional chiral conformal field theory dual to NHEK. Since our solutions have a bubbling structure in the IR, they correspond to an IR phase of broken conformal symmetry, and their existence supports the possibility that all the pure states whose counting gives the Kerr black hole entropy correspond to horizonless bulk configurations.

Highlights

  • The black hole quantum state is a vector in a Hilbert space spanned by microstates approximated by smooth horizonless geometries that have the same mass, angular momentum and charges as the corresponding black hole

  • Its near-horizon geometry is a squashed S3 (SqS3) over warped AdS3 factor (WAdS3) which corresponds to a NHEK geometry, but the warp factor is constant, unlike for the NHEK solution in four dimensions

  • We identify the periodicities at infinity of WAdS3×SqS3 or NHEK and impose the absence of conical singularities at the centers

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Summary

The non-supersymmetric extremal D1-D5-P black holes

We work in the context of type IIB string theory on a T 4 × S1. The five-dimensional black hole solutions can be seen as six-dimensional black string solutions. M = 2 a2 c21 + s21 + c25 + s25 + c2p + s2p , JR = 0, JL = 4 a3 (c1c5cp + s1s5sp) , QI = 4 a2 sI cI , I = 1, 5, p,. The Bekenstein-Hawking entropy and the left and right temperatures are SBH = 2π JL2 − Q1Q5Qp = 8π a3 (c1c5cp − s1s5sp) , TL = 0,. The coordinate ris the radial coordinate of the four-dimensional base space defined by rand the three angles θ, φ, ψand yis the KK direction. The periodicities of the angles y, ψand φare.

The near-horizon extremal Kerr geometry
Almost-BPS bubbling geometries in type IIB
Multicenter solutions in Taub-NUT
Asymptotics of multicenter solutions
Almost-BPS generalized spectral flows
The family of almost-BPS three-supertube solutions in R4
The solution
The ultraviolet geometry
The infrared geometry
The construction procedure
An explicit example
Asymptotically NHEK bubbling geometries
Matching the WAdS3 UV geometry to NHEK
Conclusions
A Derivation of vI and v0
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C The explicit asymptotically NHEK bubbling solution
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