The Poincare' coset models ISO(d-1,1)/R^n and T-duality
Roberto Casadio, Benjamin Harms (Department of Physics and, Astronomy, The University of Alabama)

TL;DR
This paper extends Poincaré coset models to include symmetric terms, introduces gauge symmetries, and explores T-duality in string theory, resulting in new sigma-models describing strings in curved and degenerate space-times.
Contribution
It generalizes Poincaré coset models by incorporating symmetric terms and gauge symmetries, leading to new sigma-models with T-dual geometries.
Findings
Derived sigma-models describing strings in curved space-times.
Identified T-dual geometries for specific models.
Explicitly analyzed two non-degenerate cases.
Abstract
We generalize a family of Lagrangians with values in the Poincar\'e group ISO(d-1,1), which contain the description of spinning strings in flat (d-1)+1 dimensions, by including symmetric terms in the world-sheet coordinates. Then, by promoting a subgroup H=R^n, n less than or equal to d, which acts invariantly from the left on the element of ISO(d-1,1), to a gauge symmetry of the action, we obtain a family of sigma-models. They describe bosonic strings moving in (generally) curved, and in some cases degenerate, space-times with an axion field. Further, the space-times of the effective theory admit in general T-dual geometries. We give explicit results for two non degenerate cases.
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