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BLACK HOLES HAVE NO SUPERHAIR

Rahmi Gueven
(
- Bogazici U.
)

Jul, 1980

10 pages

Published in:

Phys.Rev.D 22 (1980) 2327

DOI:

10.1103/PhysRevD.22.2327

Report number:

PRINT-80-0533 (BOGAZICI)

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The no-hair conjecture is proved for the uncharged black holes of supergravity theory. The equations governing the spin-32 field in the Kerr geometry are decoupled and separated. All solutions that cannot be brought to zero by supersymmetry transformations are shown to satisfy the Teukolsky equations for s=±32. Such solutions cannot furnish a new hair for the black hole.

general relativity
SUPERSYMMETRY
Rarita-Schwinger equation
GRAVITATIONAL RADIATION
FIELD THEORY: SPINOR
SPINOR: FIELD THEORY
FIELD THEORY: SPACE-TIME
BOUNDARY CONDITION

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