2021
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2111.00018
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Completing $R^4$ using $O(d,d)$

Linus Wulff

Abstract: The tree-level string effective action is known to contain quartic Riemann terms with coefficient ζ(3)α ′3 . In the case of the type II string this is the first α ′ correction. We use the requirement that the action reduced on a d-torus should have an O(d, d) symmetry to find the B-field couplings up to fifth order in fields. The answer turns out to have a surprisingly intricate structure.4.

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“…Imposing this invariance apparently allows to determine the eight-derivative NSNS action to all powers in H 3 [14]. Moreover, the recent work [74] discusses 5-point structures constrained by O(d, d) invariance. Comparing these results to ours, which requires the extensive use of field redefinitions, and eventual use of T-duality as a way of constraining higher-order interactions, is left to future work.…”
Section: Open Questions and Outlookmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Imposing this invariance apparently allows to determine the eight-derivative NSNS action to all powers in H 3 [14]. Moreover, the recent work [74] discusses 5-point structures constrained by O(d, d) invariance. Comparing these results to ours, which requires the extensive use of field redefinitions, and eventual use of T-duality as a way of constraining higher-order interactions, is left to future work.…”
Section: Open Questions and Outlookmentioning
confidence: 99%