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From fundamental strings to small black holes

Cornalba, Lorenzo
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Costa, Miguel S.
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Penedones, João Miguel  
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2006
Journal of High Energy Physics

We give evidence in favour of a string/black hole transition in the case of BPS fundamental string states of the Heterotic string. Our analysis goes beyond the counting of degrees of freedom and considers the evolution of dynamical quantities in the process. As the coupling increases, the string states decrease their size up to the string scale when a small black hole is formed. We compute the absorption cross section for several fields in both the black hole and the perturbative string phases. At zero frequency, these cross sections can be seen as order parameters for the transition. In particular, for the scalars fixed at the horizon the cross section evolves to zero when the black hole is formed.

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research article
DOI
10.1088/1126-6708/2006/12/023
Author(s)
Cornalba, Lorenzo
Costa, Miguel S.
Penedones, João Miguel  
Vieira, Pedro
Date Issued

2006

Publisher

Springer Nature

Published in
Journal of High Energy Physics
Issue

12

Start page

023

Subjects

black holes in string theory

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black holes

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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OTHER

EPFL units
FSL  
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March 31, 2016
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