A Note on the Transverse Five-Brane in M(atrix) Theory
Gilad Lifschytz (Princeton University)
TL;DR
This paper presents a method to compute scattering amplitudes involving transverse five-branes in M(atrix) theory, confirming their invariance, mass, and agreement with supergravity predictions.
Contribution
It introduces a new computational approach for transverse five-brane scattering in M(atrix) theory and validates it against theoretical expectations.
Findings
Scattering amplitudes exhibit SO(5) invariance
Transverse five-brane mass matches predictions
Results agree with supergravity calculations
Abstract
We describe a way to compute scattering amplitudes in M(atrix) quantum mechanics, that involve the transverse five-brane. We then compute certain scattering processes and show that they have the expected SO(5) invariance, give the correct transverse-five-brane mass, and agree with the supergravity result.
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