Circle compactifications of Minkowski$_D$ solutions, flux vacua and solitonic branes
Niall T. Macpherson, Paul Merrikin, Ricardo Stuardo

TL;DR
This paper develops a method using G-structure techniques to generate and analyze supersymmetric Minkowski flux vacua and solitonic branes in type II supergravity, extending known solutions and embedding them in more general geometries.
Contribution
It introduces a supersymmetry generating technique via modified Bianchi identities and derives G-structure conditions for Minkowski solutions with fluxes and branes.
Findings
Constructed broad classes of circle compactifications of Minkowski solutions.
Extended known solitonic brane solutions to include Sasaki Einstein manifolds and Dp brane sources.
Provided a method to generate supersymmetric solutions with modified flux Bianchi identities.
Abstract
G-structure techniques are used to construct broad classes of circle compactifications of Mink solutions to Mink embedded into type II supergravity for . Under a certain assumptions we show that the conditions that imply supersymmetry for Mink imply those of the Mink solution, but that Bianchi identities of the fluxes must be modified. This realises an off shell solution generating technique for supersymmetric solutions or a "supersymmetry generating" technique. Along the way it is necessary for us to derive G structure conditions for general supersymmetric Mink solutions and a restricted class of Mink solutions. We apply our results to construct some simple Minkowski flux vacua before turning our attention to "solitonic branes" which are generalisations of the AdS soliton. We are able to generalise known examples in two…
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TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons · Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
