Exotic branes and mixed-symmetry potentials I: predictions from $E_{11}$ symmetry
Jose J. Fernandez-Melgarejo, Yuho Sakatani, Shozo Uehara

TL;DR
This paper uses the $E_{11}$ symmetry conjecture to systematically identify mixed-symmetry potentials and exotic branes in string theory, elucidating their role in U-duality and T-duality multiplets.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive classification of mixed-symmetry potentials and exotic branes based on the $E_{11}$ framework, advancing understanding of duality symmetries.
Findings
Identified the set of mixed-symmetry potentials in string theory.
Determined how U-duality multiplets decompose into T-duality multiplets.
Mapped mixed-symmetry tensors within duality multiplets.
Abstract
Type II string theory or M-theory contains a broad spectrum of gauge potentials. In addition to the standard -form potentials, various mixed-symmetry potentials have been predicted, which may couple to exotic branes with non-standard tensions. Together with -forms, mixed-symmetry potentials turn out to be essential to build the multiplets of the U-duality symmetry in each dimension. In this paper, we systematically determine the set of mixed-symmetry potentials and exotic branes on the basis of the conjecture. We also study the decompositions of U-duality multiplets into T-duality multiplets and determine which mixed-symmetry tensors are contained in each of the U-/T-duality multiplets.
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