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Geometrical and hydrodynamic aspects of five-dimensional Schwarzschild black hole

Exploiting the five-dimensional Schwarzschild black hole, we study the geometrical natures of the higher dimensional black hole to yield the (6+1) dimensional global embedding Minkowski space structure. We next obtain the Hawking temperature on this five-dimensional manifold, whose result is different from the four-dimensional one. On the contrary, the radial component of the Einstein equation for the massive particles or photons on the five-dimensional spacetime is shown to have the same form as the four-dimensional black hole one. Moreover, we construct the effective potential on equatorial plane of the restricted three-brane to investigate the behavior of the particles or photons on this restricted brane.

preprint2013arXivOpen access

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