
TL;DR
This paper explores the structure of the $E_{11}$ algebra, revealing how certain representations correspond to central charges in eleven-dimensional supersymmetry, thus linking algebraic structures to physical symmetries.
Contribution
It demonstrates that specific $A_{10}$ representations within $E_{11}$ correspond to central charges, providing a new algebraic perspective on supersymmetry in M-theory.
Findings
Rank two and five antisymmetric representations are identified with central charges.
$E_{11}$ contains representations corresponding to space-time translations.
SL(32) symmetry plays a key role in understanding these representations.
Abstract
We show that the representation that contains the space-time translation generators also contains the rank two and five totally anti-symmetric representations of . By studying the behaviour of these latter representations under SL(32), which we argue is contained in the Cartan involution invariant sub-algebra of , we find that the rank two and five totally anti-symmetric representations must be identified with the central charges of the eleven dimensional supersymmetry algebra.
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