2012
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1205.5549
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Rotating string in doubled geometry with generalized isometries

Toru Kikuchi,
Takashi Okada,
Yuho Sakatani
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“…Originally this has no isometry along three of four real scalar fields, which represent the transverse directions of the H-monopoles in ten-dimensional string theory. However, smearing the directions without isometry discussed in [49,1,2,50,51,6,14], we can geometrically perform T-duality consistent with the Buscher rule [52]. In order to argue the same physical situation, it is better to replace the complex (twisted) linear superfields with certain alternatives given by irreducible superfields.…”
Section: Twisted Chiral Superfields With Twisted F-termmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Originally this has no isometry along three of four real scalar fields, which represent the transverse directions of the H-monopoles in ten-dimensional string theory. However, smearing the directions without isometry discussed in [49,1,2,50,51,6,14], we can geometrically perform T-duality consistent with the Buscher rule [52]. In order to argue the same physical situation, it is better to replace the complex (twisted) linear superfields with certain alternatives given by irreducible superfields.…”
Section: Twisted Chiral Superfields With Twisted F-termmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Before doing this, we should keep in mind that the functions (H, Ω i ) depend on the field r 2 . In order to construct an isometry along the field r 2 (and its dual σ 2+ ), we perform the smearing procedure and make (H, Ω i ) independent of r 2 [49,2,50,51,6,14].…”
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“…This object comes from an NS5-brane via the Tduality along two transverse directions of it. The transverse space has the SO(2, 2; Z) = SL(2, Z) × SL(2, Z) monodromy structure which originates from the T-duality [5,9,10,11,12,13]. This nontrivial monodromy structure often prevents us from analyzing excitations of the 5 2 2 -brane.…”
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“…Notice that the single 5 2 2 -brane is not well-defined as a stand-alone object[42]. In order to discuss the globally well-defined structure of the system, we should incorporate two additional branes[43].…”
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