Rotated charged black holes in Einstein-Born-Infeld theories

In this work the solution of the Einstein equations for slowly rotating black hole with Born-Infeld charge is obtained. Geometrical properties, singularities, horizons of this solution are analyzed. There are considered the conditions when the black hole modifies its mass (like in the non-linear mon...

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description In this work the solution of the Einstein equations for slowly rotating black hole with Born-Infeld charge is obtained. Geometrical properties, singularities, horizons of this solution are analyzed. There are considered the conditions when the black hole modifies its mass (like in the non-linear monopole cases) and angular momentum for the same non-linear electromagnetic field what produces the black hole.
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fulltext ROTATED CHARGED BLACK HOLES IN EINSTEIN-BORN-INFELD THEORIES Diego Julio Cirilo Lombardo Buenos Aires University, Buenos Aires, Argentina e-mail: diegoc@iafe.uba.ar In this work the solution of the Einstein equations for slowly rotating black hole with Born-Infeld charge is obtained. Geometrical properties, singularities, horizons of this solution are analyzed. There are considered the conditions when the black hole modifies its mass (like in the non-linear monopole cases) and angular momentum for the same non-linear electromagnetic field what produces the black hole. PACS 04.20.Ha 04.70.Bw INTRODUCTION The four dimensional solutions with spherical symmetry of the Einstein equations coupled to Born- Infeld fields have been well studied in the literature [1]. In particular the Born-Infeld monopole, in contrast to Maxwell, contributes to the mass of the compact object source of the field. B. Hoffmann was the first who studied such static solutions in the context of the general relativity with the idea to obtain a consistent particle- like model. Unfortunately, these static Einstein-Born- Infeld models generate conical singularities at the origin [1,9]. This type of singularities cannot be removed like global monopoles or other non-localized topological defects of the space-time [6,7]. In this report the solution for slowly rotating black hole with Born-Infeld charge is obtained. This solution presents coupled terms of charge and angular momentum what modifies asymptotically the mass and the angular momentum of the rotating source. Families of solutions are obtained varying b (Born-Infeld parameter). The fundamental feature of this metric is the lack of conical singularities at the origin (the rotation produces a repulsive potential what protects the singular zone), and for particular values of b there are solutions with M a Q2 2 2< + without violation of cosmic censorship hypothesis. ROTATED EINSTEIN-BORN-INFELD MODEL In this case, one expects found a metric with an asymptotic behaviour like the well-known Kerr- Newman’s metric for the rotating and charged black hole. But there exist few difficulties: the metric is non- diagonal (rotating frame) and the energy-momentum tensor of Born-Infeld includes the invariant pseudoscalar [2,3], because of the rotation of the compact object (it is appear magnetic field). The used convention is the spatial of Landau and Lifshitz (1974), with signatures of the metric, Riemann and Einstein all positives (+++) [4,5]. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM One proposes a line element like Kerr’s geometry in the Boyer and Lindquist generalization [8,9], with the expected asymptotic behaviour: θρ+∆ ρ+−φ+ ρ θ+ +φθ− ρ ∆−=                         ddradtdarSin daSindtds 222222 2 2 22 2 2 where the functions ∆ and ρ are in principle depending of r and θ and are to be determined. For obtaining the Einstein equations, the most powerful is the Cartan’s method [5,8,9]. This method applies differential forms and is based on two fundamental geometric equations (structure equations). In the 1-forms orthonormal basis the line element is written: ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 2 3 2 2 2 1 2 02 ω+ω+ω+ω−=ds , where the association between coordinate and orthonormal frame is not trivial in the case of an axially rotating symmetry and requires to solve an equation system. Because of the geometrical symmetries of the Riemann tensor, ρ immediately can be determined: θ+=ρ 2222 Cosar . One can see, the ρ function is the same what the ρ of Boyer and Lindquist and does not depend of the axially symmetric source considered. With the function ρ founded, only ∆ left to be find. The calculation of the energy-momentum tensor components in the rotating system will give all information to determine the function ∆. For this we shall use the metric symmetrized expression of Tab : b l Fl a FP BIL b l Fl a FS BIL BILb a b a T ~ ∂ ∂ −∂ ∂ −δ= where: PROBLEMS OF ATOMIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. 2001, № 6, p. 71-73. 71 ( )4 2 2 2114 2 b P b Sb BIL −−−π= and ( )cdFabcdabF ab FabFP MaxwellLabFabFS ε≡−≡ =−≡ 2 1~~ 4 1 ;4 1 For the electromagnetic tensor F, one proposes the form similar to the Boyer and Lindquist generalization for a Kerr-Newman problem [8,9]: 13 31 02 20 22 31 2 20 ω∧ω+ω∧ω= =−φ+∧θθ+ φθ−∧=                 FF adtdardSinF daSindtdrFF where F20 and F31are to be determined. One can see, F20 and F31are the only field components in the tetrad and the energy-momentum tensor takes the diagonal form: ( ) ,14 2 2200 u b TT −π==− ( )11 4 2 3311 −− π == u b TT , where: ( ) ( ) ( ) b abF abF F F u ≡ − + ≡ 2 201 1 2 31 . The fields are to be obtained from the dynamical (Eulerian) equations in the tetrad form. Let us solve these equations with the following boundary condition: the fields asymptotically have the same behavior like the electromagnetic fields of the Kerr-Newman model. Then one obtains )( 24 0 bQr = : ( ) ( ) ( )[ ]4 0 224 22222 44 0 8 24 02 20 rCosaCosarr rr rr F θ−θ− +ρ = , ( ) ( ) ( )[ ] ( )[ ] 84 0 224 22222 22228 0 2224 24 0 44 02 31 ρθ−θ− θ−θ+ = rCosaCosarr CosarrarCos rr rr F . Putting all the ingredients in the Einstein equations, one obtains the next expression: .2 22244 0 44 0 22422 222 222 44 0 22422 44 0222224 ∆∂∂=+                θ−   +    +θ−ρ ρ− −                θ−    +θ−ρ    + ρ−ρ rr Cosar r rr rrCosar b r Cosar rrCosar rr bb This expression, although exact, is not integrable by transcendental functions like in the static cases. One must to make an expansion in power series for a r/ small (slowly rotating). Looking the last equation, one can see that ∆ depends of the radial coordinate r and the angular coordinate θ. The integrals are calculated in indefinite form and the values of the two constants A(θ) and B(θ) of the problem are selected according to the asymptotical behavior of ∆ and the metric. The obtained solution takes the form: ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ,1,11 11 17cos2 385 21 385 313 770 16312cos2 2, 2 1 5 9 10 1 5 4cos2 8576.022 8653.2222525.12, 45 92, 0 4 1 0 4 1 24 4 0 2 10 10 0 6 6 0 2 2 0 4 0 4 2 0 2 24 4 0 2 2 0 2 0 44 04 4 044 0 22 2 4 0 2 4 4 0 2 422 424 5 0 2 2 3 0 2 22               −      −−θ− −               −−−++    −θ+ +                     −+−++θ+ +θ−θ++ +       θ−θ+−       θ+    π++=θ∆ r riArcSinhF r ra r Q r r r r r r r r r rArcSinha r Q r riArcCosEirrrr r rrrr r Qa a r QSinSina rSinSina r QMSinEi r QaPrr KN ST where the constants have been selected to obtain asymptotically Kerr-Newman metric and PST is identical to the similar quantity in the static case: ( ) ( )         ≡≡−−−+++=               0 ;4 0 221,4 3 14/11214242 2 3 r rr r QbrArcSinFrrrrQSTP 72 One can see that this solution contains new terms that do not appear in the Kerr-Newman model, like Reissner-Nordstrom and the static Born-Infeld model. There are coupled terms of charge and angular momentum. The expansion is for a r < < 1 and r r0 ≤ . ANALYSIS OF THE METRIC IN THE BORN-INFELD ROTATING CASE The general behavior of the metric is similar to the Kerr-Newman’s model. How one can see from the last expression for the ∆, the metric has two horizons and depends strongly of r0 (related with Born-Infeld parameter: b≡Q2/(r0)4) and its quotient to a2 . The asymptotical behavior of the ∆(r) is: ( )         +++                   −−+−≅∆ 4 0 22 8576.0222 8653.24 0 42 2 0 22525.1854.1 3 4 0 2 22 r QaaKNaQ r r a r a r QMrr what corresponds to have asymptotically an effective mass: [ ]MEff M Q r a r a r = + − − 2 0 2 3 1 854 1 525 2 04 2 8653 4 04. . . and an effective angular momentum: aEff aKN Q r a= +2 2 2 04 4 0 8576. , where M is Schwarzschild mass and aKN ≡ Kerr- Newman’s model angular momentum (this asymptotic term is due only to the rotation of the spherical body and is characteristic of the Kerr’s model [8]) CONCLUSIONS In this report a solution of the Einstein equation for slowly rotating black hole is presented. The general behavior of the geometry is strongly modified according to the value what take 0r (Born-Infeld radius [1,2]) relative to a value. This metric has not the problem of the conical singularities at the origin of the static Born- Infeld models and permits solutions with M a Q2 2 2< + without violation of the cosmic censorship hypothesis. Solutions with M = 0 and a = 0 are possible, too; the Born-Infeld-rotating model gives mass and angular momentum to the source of the non-linear fields. In next papers the particle-like models with Born-Infeld rotating black holes will be studied and analyzed, and also the possibility of supersymmetrical extensions (see recent papers [10,11,12]) for such model will be considered. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I am very grateful to Professor Nikolaj F. Shul’ga for the opportunity of participate of the International Conference, dedicated to the 90th anniversary of Alexandver Il’ich Akhiezer (great man and great scientist) and giving the possibility to visit the Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology. I appreciate deeply the people at the Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology for their great hospitality. I am very thankful to Professor Yurii Stepanovsky for his guide in my scientific formation and for his help in the preparation of this text. REFERENCES 1. B. Hoffmann. Gravitational and electromagnetic mass in the Born-Infeld electrodynamics // Phys. Rev. 1935, v. 47, p 877-880. 2. M. Born and L. Infeld. Foundations of the new field theory // Proc. Roy. Soc. (London). 1934, v. 144, p. 425-451. 3. M. Born. On the quantum theory of the electromagnetic field // Proc. Roy. Soc. (London). 1934, v. 143, p. 411-437. 4. L.D. Landau and E.M. Lifshitz, Teoria Clasica de los Campos. Buenos Aires “Reverte”, 1974, 504 p. 5. C. Misner, K. Thorne and J.A. Weeler, Gravitation. San Francisko “Freeman”, 1973, 474 p. 6. D. Harari and C. Lousto. Repulsive gravitational effects of global monopoles // Phys. Rev. D. 1990, v. 42, p. 2626-2631. 7. A. Borde. Regular Black Holes and topology change. gr-qc/9612057. 8. S. Chandrasekhar. The Mathematical theory of Black Holes. Oxford “Oxford University Press”, 1992, 632 p. 9. D.J. Cirilo Lombardo. The axially symmetric geometry with Born-Infeld fields: Rotated EBI model, Tesis de la Licenciatura en Ciencias Fisicas (undergraduate tesis), Universidad de Buenos Aires, September of 2001, 61 p. 10.V.V. Dyadichev, D.V. Gal’tsov, A.G. Zorin, and M.Yu. Zotov. Non Abelian Born-Infeld Cosmology, hep-th/0111099. 11.E.A. Ivanov, B.M. Zupnik, N=3 Supersymmetric Born-Infeld theory, hep-th/011074; Balaz et al. Dyons in Non Abelian Born-Infeld Theory, hep- th/0110245. 73 ROTATED CHARGED BLACK HOLES Diego Julio Cirilo Lombardo Buenos Aires University, Buenos Aires, Argentina INTRODUCTION ROTATED EINSTEIN-BORN-INFELD MODEL STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM ANALYSIS OF THE METRIC IN THE BORN-INFELD ROTATING CASE CONCLUSIONS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES
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In this work the solution of the Einstein equations for slowly rotating black hole with Born-Infeld charge is obtained. Geometrical properties, singularities, horizons of this solution are analyzed. There are considered the conditions when the black hole modifies its mass (like in the non-linear monopole cases) and angular momentum for the same non-linear electromagnetic field what produces the black hole.
I am very grateful to Professor Nikolaj F. Shul’ga for the opportunity of participate of the International Conference, dedicated to the 90th anniversary of Alexandver Il’ich Akhiezer (great man and great scientist) and giving the possibility to visit the Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology. I appreciate deeply the people at the Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology for their great hospitality. I am very thankful to Professor Yurii Stepanovsky for his guide in my scientific formation and for his help in the preparation of this text.
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Rotated charged black holes in Einstein-Born-Infeld theories
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title_alt Вращающиеся заряженные черные дыры в теориях Эйнштейна-Борна-Инфельда
title_full Rotated charged black holes in Einstein-Born-Infeld theories
title_fullStr Rotated charged black holes in Einstein-Born-Infeld theories
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