Regularised Supermembrane Theory and Static Configurations of M-Theory

TL;DR

This paper proposes that static configurations in M-theory can be modeled using matrix-regularised supermembrane theory, and confirms this approach by matching the long-range interactions with supergravity predictions.

Contribution

It introduces a matrix regularisation framework for supermembranes in static regimes and demonstrates its consistency with supergravity calculations.

Findings

Long-range M2-anti-M2 interaction matches supergravity results

Matrix regularisation effectively describes static M-theory configurations

Supports supermembrane approach as a tool for M-theory analysis

Abstract

We suggest that the static configurations of M-theory may be described by the matrix regularisation of the supermembrane theory in static regime. We compute the long range interaction between a M2-brane and an anti-M2-brane in agreement with the 11 dimensional supergravity result.