2000
DOI: 10.1088/0264-9381/17/8/303
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On matrix model compactification on non-commutative F 0 geometry

Abstract: Using, the harmonic analysis of the 3- and 2-spheres, we study the compactification of the IKKT model on the F 0 Hirzebruch complex surface. Like for tori and orbifolds, we show that here there also exists a possibility of compactifications of matrix models of M-theory on non-commutative F 0 geometry. Other features, such as the extension of Connes et al 's projective module solutions to non-commutative F 0 are studied.

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“…Moreover the solution of these eqs read, up to a normalization factor, as: 14) where x i are as in eqs(2.1), ̟ is the complex conjugate of ω and where 15) with α standing for ω k1 , ω k2 , ω k3 and their products. This solution shows clearly that Z 5 i , the product 4 i=1 Z i and their linear combination are all of them in the centre Z(Q nc ) of the NC algebra Q nc .…”
Section: Nc Quinticmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Moreover the solution of these eqs read, up to a normalization factor, as: 14) where x i are as in eqs(2.1), ̟ is the complex conjugate of ω and where 15) with α standing for ω k1 , ω k2 , ω k3 and their products. This solution shows clearly that Z 5 i , the product 4 i=1 Z i and their linear combination are all of them in the centre Z(Q nc ) of the NC algebra Q nc .…”
Section: Nc Quinticmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…taken to be proportional to the identity operator; that is g 1 g 2 g −1 1 g −1 2 = λ I id with λ ∈ C * as required by the Schur lemma [11,14].…”
Section: Nc Geometry and Discrete Torsionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover like for the U (1) r symmetry, the C * r toric group is abelian and the general properties of its representations are grosso-modo similar to those of U (1) r . In practice, the C * r toric group may be defined as given by the set of operators U a = λ Ta a , satisfying 13) and acting on the x i 's by the following gauge transformations,…”
Section: * R Toric Symmetrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These NC structures have found remarkable applications in various areas of quantum physics such as in the analysis of D(p−4)/Dp brane systems (p > 3) [6,7] and in the study of tachyon condensation using the GMS method [8]. However, most of NC spaces used in these studies involve mainly NC R d θ [9], NC T d θ torii [9,10], some cases of Z n type orbifolds of NC torii [11,12] and some generalizations to non commutative higher dimensional cycles such as the non commutative extension of Hizerbruch complex surfaces F n used in [13] and some special Calabi-Yau orbifolds.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Note that for n = 1, the homogeneity group of R 4 is SU(2)× SP(1)∼ SO (4). In this case, F (ij) [αβ] = Ω αβ F (ij) and so eq (2.7) becomes…”
Section: Harmonic Analyticitymentioning
confidence: 99%