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      Particle Motion in the Rotating Black Ring Metric

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          In this paper, the equations of motion for geodesics in the neutral rotating Black Ring metric are derived and the separability of these equations is considered. The bulk of the paper is concerned with sets of solutions where the geodesic equations can be examined analytically - specifically geodesics confined to the axis of rotation, geodesics restricted to the equatorial plane, and geodesics that circle through the centre of the ring. The geodesics on the rotational axis behave like a particle in a potential well, while the geodesics confined to the equatorial plane mimic those of the Schwarzschild metric. It is shown that it is impossible to have circular orbits that pass through the ring, but some numerical results are presented which suggest that it is possible to have bound orbits that circle through the ring.

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            Particle and light motion in a space-time of a five-dimensional rotating black hole

            We study motion of particles and light in a space-time of a 5-dimensional rotating black hole. We demonstrate that the Myers-Perry metric describing such a black hole in addition to three Killing vectors possesses also a Killing tensor. As a result, the Hamilton-Jacobi equations of motion allow a separation of variables. Using first integrals we present the equations of motion in the first-order form. We describe different types of motion of particles and light and study some interesting special cases. We proved that there are no stable circular orbits in equatorial planes in the background of this metric.
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              01 May 2007
              2009-02-10
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              10.1103/PhysRevD.78.064039
              0705.0117
              455ff8cf-0d25-4497-aa30-5b122a78f68b

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              DCPT-07/17
              Phys.Rev.D78:064039,2008
              36 pages, 19 figures, updated references, section 5 modified to remove ambiguity in discussion
              hep-th gr-qc

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