D-brane Bound States from Charged Macroscopic Strings
Alok Kumar, Sudipta Mukherji, Kamal L. Panigrahi

TL;DR
This paper constructs new D-brane bound state solutions in string theory by starting from charged macroscopic strings, demonstrating their charge and mass properties, and generalizing to various Dp-brane configurations.
Contribution
It introduces a method to generate D-brane bound states from charged macroscopic string solutions, expanding the known spectrum of bound states in string theory.
Findings
Solutions carry multiple gauge charges and momenta.
Masses and charges satisfy 1/2 BPS bound conditions.
Reductions recover known D-brane bound state solutions.
Abstract
We construct new D-brane bound states using charged macroscopic type IIB string solutions.A generic bound state solution, when dimensionally reduced, carries multiple gauge charges. Starting with D=9 charged macroscopic strings, we obtain solutions in D=10, which are interpreted as carrying (F, D0, D2) charges as well as nonzero momenta. The masses and charges are also explicitly shown to satisfy the non-threshold bound of 1/2 BPS objects. Our solutions reduce to the known D-brane bound state solutions with appropriate restrictions in the parameter space. We further generalize the results to (Dp- D(p+2)) bound state in IIA/B theories, giving an explicit example with p=1.
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