Does Kerr metric have Hawking temperature?
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Does Kerr metric with zero charge have Hawking temperature? What is it given by?
I am reading a paper about and it says that the Einstein-Maxwell-Dilaton-Axion black hole and it says that temperature of this black hole is given by
T=r2+−a24r+(r2++2br++a2)T=r+2−a24r+(r+2+2br++a2)
So does that mean that the Hawking temperature for Kerr metric is given by
T=r2+−a24r+(r2++a2)T=r+2−a24r+(r+2+a2)
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I am reading a paper about and it says that the Einstein-Maxwell-Dilaton-Axion black hole and it says that temperature of this black hole is given by
T=r2+−a24r+(r2++2br++a2)T=r+2−a24r+(r+2+2br++a2)
So does that mean that the Hawking temperature for Kerr metric is given by
T=r2+−a24r+(r2++a2)T=r+2−a24r+(r+2+a2)
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