Enumerates 244 fortuitous operators in ABJM theory and identifies a truncation matching the BMN subsector of N=4 SYM to lift an infinite tower of representatives.
Supersymmetric AdS5 black holes
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The first examples of supersymmetric, asymptotically AdS5, black hole solutions are presented. They form a 1-parameter family of solutions of minimal five-dimensional gauged supergravity. Their angular momentum can never vanish. The solutions are obtained by a systematic analysis of supersymmetric solutions with Killing horizons. Other new examples of such solutions are obtained. These include solutions for which the horizon is a homogeneous Nil or SL(2,R) manifold.
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Two roads to fortuity in ABJM theory
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Equivariant localization for $D=5$ gauged supergravity
A method is given to compute the D=5 on-shell action via equivariant localization after dimensional reduction to D=4 N=2 gauged supergravity for solutions admitting both the R-symmetry Killing vector and an additional Killing vector.
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Instanton condensation and a new phase of BPS black holes
Instanton condensation in the matrix model for the BPS index reveals a new instability and dominant phase for small black holes, connected to partial deconfinement.