2015
DOI: 10.1007/jhep05(2015)015
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Branes are waves and monopoles

Abstract: In a recent paper it was shown that fundamental strings are null waves in Double Field Theory. Similarly, membranes are waves in exceptional extended geometry. Here the story is continued by showing how various branes are Kaluza-Klein monopoles of these higher dimensional theories. Examining the specific case of the E 7 exceptional extended geometry, we see that all branes are both waves and monopoles. Along the way we discuss the O(d, d) transformation of localized brane solutions not associated to an isometr… Show more

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“…We have introduced a formulation of the action for the IIB NS5 brane and its T-duals in the language of double field theory: this is an action for a brane in a doubled spacetime (with doubled coordinates Y M appearing as the worldvolume scalars), coupling to a background characterised by its The DFT solution describing these branes has been termed a "DFT monopole" [31], while the exotic branes obtained by further T-dualities have been dubbed "generalised monopoles" in [55,56]. Our doubled 5-brane action lives up to these expectations by mimicking the form of the action for the usual Kaluza-Klein monopole [38,40,52].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We have introduced a formulation of the action for the IIB NS5 brane and its T-duals in the language of double field theory: this is an action for a brane in a doubled spacetime (with doubled coordinates Y M appearing as the worldvolume scalars), coupling to a background characterised by its The DFT solution describing these branes has been termed a "DFT monopole" [31], while the exotic branes obtained by further T-dualities have been dubbed "generalised monopoles" in [55,56]. Our doubled 5-brane action lives up to these expectations by mimicking the form of the action for the usual Kaluza-Klein monopole [38,40,52].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since DFT automatically becomes a T-duality covariant theory in the presence of isometries the whole orbit (1.1) is represented by a single solution of its equations of motion, which is the so-called DFT monopole constructed in [31]. As dual coordinates are present in the theory, one can further imagine carrying out "duality transformations" along directions which are not isometries, leading to configurations which do not violate the section condition (in that no fields depend on both a coordinate and its dual simultaneously) but which involve explicit dependence on dual coordinates which are not part of the spacetime.…”
Section: Jhep03(2018)111mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recent applications of the E d × R + generalised geometry can be found in [27,28]. For other extensions and applications of DFT and the extended field theory see [29][30][31] and [32].…”
Section: Jhep09(2015)153mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where, given (3.3), 32) notice that all indices are denoted by upper case. To fix P (1+248+3875)M A R B we need to know explicitly the projectors to each representation, these are given by [42] …”
Section: Building the E 8 × R + Generalised Transformationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We believe that globally well-defined 5 2 2 -brane solutions exist even in heterotic theories. We note that the most tractable way to study the non-geometric nature of string theory solutions is the double field theory construction of supergravity [51,52]. There are several studies about double field theory formulation of heterotic supergravity [53] and the inclusion of α ′ -corrections [54][55][56][57].…”
Section: Jhep11(2016)064 5 Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%