M-Theory Giant Gravitons with C field
J. M. Camino, A. V. Ramallo

TL;DR
This paper discovers giant graviton configurations of an M5-brane in an M-theory background with (M2,M5) bound states, revealing new insights into brane dynamics and supersymmetry breaking.
Contribution
It presents the first analysis of M5-brane giant gravitons in (M2,M5) bound state backgrounds, including explicit solutions and supersymmetry considerations.
Findings
Existence of M5-brane giant graviton solutions in (M2,M5) backgrounds
Probe behaves as a massless particle along its trajectory
Supersymmetry is broken exactly as in a massless particle scenario
Abstract
We find giant graviton configurations of an M5-brane probe in the D=11 supergravity background generated by a stack of non-threshold (M2,M5) bound states. The M5-brane probe shares three directions with the background and wraps a two-sphere transverse to the bound states. For a particular value of the worldvolume gauge field of the PST formalism, there exist solutions of the equations of motion for which the M5-brane probe behaves as a wave propagating in the (M2,M5) background. We have checked that the probe breaks the supersymmetry of the background exactly as a massless particle moving along the trajectory of its center of mass.
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