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Supergravity with Doubled Spacetime Structure

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Double Field Theory (DFT) is a low-energy effective theory of a manifestly $O(D,D)$ invariant formulation of the closed string theory when toroidally compactified dimensions are present. The theory is based on a doubled spacetime structure and, in order to preserve the gauge symmetry provided by the invariance under generalized diffeomorphisms, a constraint has to be imposed on fields and gauge parameters. In this paper, we propose a DFT-inspired Supergravity by using a suitable {\em star product} that implements such constraint and the corresponding algebraic structure is explored. We get a consistent DFT in which also an orthogonality condition of momenta is necessary for having a closed gauge algebra. In constructing this theory, we start from the simplest case of doubling one spatial dimension where the action is uniquely determined, without ambiguities, by the gauge symmetry. Then, the extension to the generic $O(D, D)$ case is presented. The result is consistent with the closed string field theory.

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More Stringy Effects in Target Space from Double Field Theory

hep-th · 2019-09-01 · conditional · novelty 5.0

A quadratic Double Field Theory action for the (N_L,N_R)=(2,0) and (0,2) string states is constructed, and gauge invariance is shown to force an extra mass term for the symmetric traceless tensor.

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  • More Stringy Effects in Target Space from Double Field Theory hep-th · 2019-09-01 · conditional · none · ref 25 · internal anchor

    A quadratic Double Field Theory action for the (N_L,N_R)=(2,0) and (0,2) string states is constructed, and gauge invariance is shown to force an extra mass term for the symmetric traceless tensor.