Dilatonic Parallelizable NS-NS Backgrounds
Teruhiko Kawano, Satoshi Yamaguchi (Univ. of Tokyo)

TL;DR
This paper classifies all dilatonic parallelizable NS-NS backgrounds in type II supergravity, extending previous work, and finds that all such backgrounds preserve sixteen supersymmetries.
Contribution
It completes the classification of parallelizable NS-NS backgrounds by including the dilatonic case and analyzes their supersymmetry properties.
Findings
All dilatonic parallelizable backgrounds have sixteen supersymmetries
Extended the classification to include dilaton effects
Confirmed supersymmetry preservation in these backgrounds
Abstract
We complete the classification of parallelizable NS-NS backgrounds in type II supergravity by adding the dilatonic case to the result of Figueroa-O'Farrill on the non-dilatonic case. We also study the supersymmetry of these parallelizable backgrounds. It is shown that all the dilatonic parallelizable backgrounds have sixteen supersymmetries.
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