$M$-theory Compactification and Two-brane/Five-brane Duality
B.S.Acharya (Queen Mary, Westfield College, London)

TL;DR
This paper explores dual pairs of M-theory compactifications involving two-branes and five-branes, demonstrating how duality transformations interchange these pairs and revealing deep connections between different compactification scenarios.
Contribution
It identifies and analyzes dual pairs of M-theory compactifications involving two-branes and five-branes, showing their interchange under duality transformations.
Findings
Dual pairs of M-theory compactifications are interconnected by duality.
Two-brane and five-brane roles are exchanged under the same duality.
Many examples of these dual pairs are explicitly demonstrated.
Abstract
We discuss various dual {\it pairs} of -theory compactifications. Each pair consists of a compactification in which the two-brane plays the crucial role in relation to a string theory and a compactification in which the five-brane takes center stage. We show that in many examples such dual pairs are interchanged by the {\it same} duality transformation in each case.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
