Mixed-symmetry potentials such as the dual graviton are embedded into exceptional field theory's p-form multiplets, with T- and S-duality rules derived for the E8 case.
Effective Action for Non-Geometric Fluxes from Duality Covariant Actions
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The (heterotic) double field theories and the exceptional field theories are recently developed for manifestly duality covariant formulation of various supergravity theories, describing low-energy limit of various (heterotic) superstring and M-theory compactifications. These field theories are known to be reduced to the standard descriptions by introducing appropriately parameterized generalized metric and by applying suitably chosen section conditions. We generalize this development to non-geometric backgrounds by utilizing dual fields pertinent to non-geometric fluxes. We introduce different parameterizations for the generalized metric, in terms of the conventional supergravity fields or the dual fields. Under certain simplifying assumptions, we construct new effective action for non-geometric backgrounds. We then obtain the non-geometric backgrounds sourced by exotic branes. From them, we construct their $U$-duality monodromy matrices. The charge of exotic branes obtained from these monodromy matrices agrees perfectly with the charge obtained from the non-geometric flux integral.
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Exotic branes and mixed-symmetry potentials II: Duality rules and exceptional $p$-form gauge fields
Mixed-symmetry potentials such as the dual graviton are embedded into exceptional field theory's p-form multiplets, with T- and S-duality rules derived for the E8 case.