$E_8$ geometry
Martin Cederwall, J.A. Rosabal

TL;DR
This paper explores the geometric structure of $E_8$ symmetry, defining covariant transformations, and constructing a curvature tensor, advancing the understanding of exceptional generalized geometry.
Contribution
It introduces a covariant tensor formalism for $E_8$ generalized diffeomorphisms, including a method to define a spin connection and curvature tensor.
Findings
Defined covariant field-dependent transformations with connections
Constructed a curvature tensor for $E_8$ geometry
Outlined a geometry related to Ehlers SL(n+1) symmetry
Abstract
We investigate exceptional generalised diffeomorphisms based on in a geometric setting. The transformations include gauge transformations for the dual gravity field. The surprising key result, which allows for a development of a tensor formalism, is that it is possible to define field-dependent transformations containing connection, which are covariant. We solve for the spin connection and construct a curvature tensor. A geometry for the Ehlers symmetry SL(n+1) is sketched. Some related issues are discussed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Advanced Differential Geometry Research · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
