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Surface gravity of a five-dimensional charged black hole (κ±​=±2M2−Q2​/r±3​)

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Branches of physics General relativity Null hypersurface Killing horizon Surface gravity Surface gravity of a static spherical horizon
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The time translation is normalized at infinity. For the roots r±2​=M±M2−Q2​, evaluate V′(r)/2 to get the signed horizon values. The outer Hawking temperature in natural units is M2−Q2​/(πr+3​). The extremal limit has zero surface gravity; the neutral case has only the outer positive-radius horizon and temperature 1/(2π2M​).

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