Comparing D-branes to Black-branes
Gilad Lifschytz (Brandeis University)

TL;DR
This paper compares D-brane interactions with black-brane scattering in supergravity, providing evidence for the D-brane description of black-branes and their eleven-dimensional origin in string theory.
Contribution
It calculates potentials between stationary and moving D-branes and compares them with supergravity results, confirming the D-brane/black-brane correspondence.
Findings
Potential calculations match supergravity scattering results
Configurations with unbroken supersymmetry identified
Supports the eleven-dimensional origin of type IIA string theory
Abstract
We calculate the potential between two different stationary D-branes and the velocity dependent potential between two different moving D-branes. We identify configurations with some unbroken supersymmetry, using a zero force condition. The potentials are compared with an eleven dimensional calculation of the scattering of a zero black-brane from the and 6 black-brane of type IIA supergravity. The agreement of these calculations provide further evidence for the D-brane description of black-branes, and for the eleven dimensional origin of type IIA string theory.
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