Extreme 4-dimensional dilaton black holes embedded into 10-dimensional
geometry are shown to be dual to the gravitational waves in string theory. The
corresponding gravitational waves are the generalization of pp-fronted waves,
called supersymmetric string waves. They are given by Brinkmann metric and the
two-form field, without a dilaton. The non-diagonal part of the metric of the
dual partner of the wave together with the two-form field correspond to the
vector field in 4-dimensional geometry of the charged extreme black holes.Comment: 12 pages, LaTeX, preprint UG-3/94, SU-ITP-94-11, QMW-PH-94-1

A. Chamseddine

A. Dabholkar

D. Garfinkle

E. Bergshoeff

Eric Bergshoeff

G. Gibbons

G.W. Gibbons

H.W. Brinkmann

J.H. Horne

R. Güven

R. Kallosh

Renata Kallosh

T. Buscher

Tomás Ortín

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Extreme four-dimensional dilaton black holes embedded into ten-dimensional geometry are shown to be dual to the gravitational waves in string theory. The corresponding gravitational waves are the generalization of pp-fronted waves, called supersymmetric string waves. They are given by the Brinkmann metric and the two-form field, without a dilaton. The nondiagonal part of the metric of the dual partner of the wave together with the two-form field correspond to the vector field in the four-dimensional geometry of the charged extreme black holes.</p

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Black-hole-wave duality in string theory

5 páginas.-- PACS number(s): 11.25.—w, 04.65.+e, 04.70.Dy, 11.30.PbExtreme four-dimensional dilaton black holes embedded into ten-dimensional geometry are shown to be dual to the gravitational waves in string theory. The corresponding gravitational waves are the generalization of pp-fronted waves, called supersymmetric string waves. They are given by the Brinkmann metric and the two-form field, without a dilaton. The nondiagonal part of the metric of the dual partner of the wave together with the two-form field correspond to the vector field in the four-dimensional geometry of the charged extreme black holes.The work of E.B. and
R.K. was partially supported by a NATO Collaborative
Research Grant. The work of E.B. has been made possible
by the financial support of the Royal Netherlands
Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW). The work of
R.K. was supported by NSF Grant No. PHY-8612280
and the work of T.O. was supported by European Communities
Human Capital and Mobility program grant.Peer reviewe

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Black-hole–wave duality in string theory

Extreme four-dimensional dilaton black holes embedded into ten-dimensional geometry are shown to be dual to the gravitational waves in string theory. The corresponding gravitational waves are the generalization of pp-fronted waves, called supersymmetric string waves. They are given by the Brinkmann metric and the two-form field, without a dilaton. The nondiagonal part of the metric of the dual partner of the wave together with the two-form field correspond to the vector field in the four-dimensional geometry of the charged extreme black holes

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Extreme four-dimensional dilaton black holes embedded into ten-dimensional geometry are shown to be dual to the gravitational waves in string theory. The corresponding gravitational waves are the generalization of pp-fronted waves, called supersymmetric string waves. They are given by the Brinkmann metric and the two-form field, without a dilaton. The nondiagonal part of the metric of the dual partner of the wave together with the two-form field correspond to the vector field in the four-dimensional geometry of the charged extreme black holes.

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