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Does anybody roughly now the basics of why you can have hairy black holes in more than 4 D?
Thanks :)
Thanks :)
How do you know that? Any references?kuon said:You can have hairy black holes, that's for sure.
kuon said:You can have hairy black holes, that's for sure. The question is that I don't know why. :(
Finbar said:If you don't no why then you can't be sure can you? If someone says you can have hairy black holes why take their word for it?
I do recall that there are more black hole solutions in higher dimensions...ring solutions
so i believe this paper contains the answers you are looking for http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0608012