Compact-axis conjecture for charged symmetric black holes
Compact-axis conjecture for charged symmetric black holes
Consider -symmetric black holes whose fixed-point set, called the axis, is compact, and suppose the black hole has ends at which its charge is nonzero. Compact-axis black-hole conjecture. There are no -symmetric black holes with compact axis and having nonzero charge at each of their ends. The statement is a broader black-hole formulation related to the paper's preceding nonexistence conjectures for charged solutions on compact-axis and MKN-type configurations.
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Martin Reiris, “On the existence of charged electrostatic black holes in arbitrary topology”, arXiv:2401.06702 (2024).
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