A new macroscopic contact metric pulls back to the Fisher Hessian, and exact CV-manifold partition functions yield an extended Souriau thermodynamics with Casimir-driven symmetry breaking.
Solvable Lie Algebras in Type IIA, Type IIB and M Theories
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We study some applications of solvable Lie algebras in type IIA, type IIB and M theories. RR and NS generators find a natural geometric interpretation in this framework. Special emphasis is given to the counting of the abelian nilpotent ideals (translational symmetries of the scalar manifolds) in arbitrary D dimensions. These are seen to be related, using Dynkin diagram techniques, to one-form counting in D+1 dimensions. A recipy for gauging isometries in this framework is also presented. In particular, we list the gauge groups both for compact and translational isometries. The former agree with some results already existing in gauged supergravity. The latter should be possibly related to the study of partial supersymmetry breaking, as suggested by a similar role played by solvable Lie algebras in N=2 gauged supergravity.
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The macroscopic Kaehler metric of Geometric Thermodynamics versus the microscopic one on the Event Manifold: Exact Partition Functions on CV manifolds. Extended Souriau temperatures and spontaneous magnetizations
A new macroscopic contact metric pulls back to the Fisher Hessian, and exact CV-manifold partition functions yield an extended Souriau thermodynamics with Casimir-driven symmetry breaking.