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Adding new hair to the 3-charge black ring

Motivated by the string theory analysis of arXiv:1108.6331, we construct a class of 1/8-BPS solutions of type IIB supergravity compactified on S^1 x T^4. In this duality frame our ansatz allows for a non-trivial NS-NS B-field which has been usually set to zero in previous studies of 1/8-BPS geometries. We provide a M-theory description of these new geometries and show that they can be interpreted as the lift of solutions of the N=2 5D supergravity with three vector multiplets and whose scalar manifold is the symmetric space SO(1,1) x (SO(1,2)/SO(2)). Finally we show that the non-minimal 5D black rings provide an explicit example of solutions falling in this ansatz. In particular we point out the existence of a black ring that has an extra dipole charge with respect to the solutions of the STU-model. In the near-horizon limit, this ring has an AdS_3 x S^3 geometry with the same radius as the one of the 3-charge black hole and thus its microstates should belong to the usual D1-D5 CFT.

preprint2012arXivOpen access

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