Large B-Fields and Noncommutative Solitons
Jorge Moreno
TL;DR
This paper reviews how large B-fields in string theory lead to noncommutative solitons, specifically showing how D3-D3 brane annihilation produces a superconducting noncommutative D1-string.
Contribution
It demonstrates the formation of a complex noncommutative soliton with superconductivity from D-brane annihilation in the presence of large B-fields.
Findings
D3-D3 brane annihilation yields D1-strings
Large B-fields induce noncommutative solitons with superconductivity
Connection between string theory and noncommutative geometry
Abstract
The purpose of this talk is to review a few issues concerning noncommutativity arising from String Theory. In particular, it is shown how in Type IIB Theory, the annihilation of a D3-\bar{D3} brane pair yields a D1-string. This object, in the presence of a large B-field and fermions, happens to be a complex noncommutative soliton endowed with superconductivity.
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