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A Note on the Near Horizon Charges for the Five Dimensional Myers-Perry Black Holes (2103.09759v1)

Published 17 Mar 2021 in hep-th and gr-qc

Abstract: Inspired by the recent work on the spacetime structure near generic black hole horizons [1], the near horizon charges for an explicit example in higher dimensions than four (d > 4), namely for the five dimensional Myers-Perry metric with two equal rotation parameter are found in Hamiltonian formalism. Finding the supertranslation and the one-form superrotation, it is proved that the Myers-Perry black hole with two equal rotation parameter a = b does not satisfy the gauge flatness condition due to the non-vanishing associated field strength in five dimensional spacetime. It is shown that as the near horizon limit of such a metric satisfies a specific set of boundary conditions, the near horizon algebra can be represented as an infinitely many copies of Heisenberg algebras as a generalisation to the Kerr case in four dimensions.

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