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Invariances and Equations of Motion in Double Field Theory

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 16 Aug 2010

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The authors' main claim We obtain a Ricci-like tensor, its associated Bianchi identities, and relate our results to those with a generalized metric formulation.

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CitationSeung Ki Kwak. "Invariances and Equations of Motion in Double Field Theory." arXiv:1008.2746 (2010). https://pith.science/paper/44GKCHXG
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We investigate the full set of equations of motion in double field theory and discuss their O(D,D) symmetry and gauge transformation properties. We obtain a Ricci-like tensor, its associated Bianchi identities, and relate our results to those with a generalized metric formulation.

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We investigate the full set of equations of motion in double field theory and discuss their O(D,D) symmetry and gauge transformation properties. We obtain a Ricci-like tensor, its associated Bianchi identities, and relate our results to those with a generalized metric formulation.

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  • In sec. 4 we will prove that the curvature scalar, upon gauge fixing, reduces to the one of double field theory given in [ref] , and that the corresponding field equations for $E_ij$ as determined in [ref] give rise to the tensors in ([ref]) or ([ref]), thus showing their equivalence.

    Frame-like Geometry of Double Field Theory · Gauge invariant action · 0.90

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  • Fortunately a recent analysis [ref] (see also [ref] for an approach more appropriate for our discussion) show that in fact it is still possible to implement Noether Ideas in this context[Another covariant approach to Noether global symmetries and invariances of DFT was developed in [ref] ].

    Noether Identities, $\beta$-functions and symmetries in DFT · Introduction · 0.96

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  • Recently, a `double field theory' extension of the low-energy theory of closed bosonic strings has been found, in which the T-duality group $O(D,D)$ is realized as a global symmetry by virtue of doubling the coordinates [ref] (see also [ref] and [ref] for a review).

    Double Field Theory Formulation of Heterotic Strings · Introduction and Overview · 0.90

  • For T-duality this was successfully achieved by Double Field Theory (DFT), originally formulated in [ref] - [ref] and extended in [ref] - [ref] .

    The effective action of Double Field Theory · Introduction · 0.85

  • The equations of motion of the DFT action ([ref]) (without the terms we denoted $Δ_SCR$) were derived and analyzed in [ref] and [ref] .

    Exploring Double Field Theory · Equations of motion · 0.96

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  • Here the $O(D,D)$ covariant derivatives $∇$ and $∇̅$ are defined as follows [ref] : [These covariant derivatives should be employed when more than one calligraphic derivatives are needed.] lcl ∇_i η̅_j ≡ D_i η̅_j - Γ_i j̅^k̅ η̅_k , [1.0ex] ∇̅_j η_i ≡ D̅_j η_i - Γ_ j̅ i ^k η_k , where the Christoffel-like symbols are defined by lclcl Γ_i j̅^k̅ = 12 g^kl ( D_i E_lj + D̅_j E_il - D̅_l E_ij ) , Γ_ij^k = 12 g^kl D_i E_jl , [2.0ex] Γ_i̅ j^k = 12 g^kl ( D̅_i E_jl + D_j E_li - D_l E_ji ) , Γ_i̅ j̅^k̅ = 12 g^kl D̅_i E_lj .

    Background independent action for double field theory · Introduction and Summary · 0.87

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  • This symmetry is captured by double field theory [ref] , which doubles the set of coordinates: the usual coordinates $x^i$ associated with momentum states are supplemented by coordinates $x̃_i$ associated with winding states.

    Double Field Theory · Introduction and Summary · 0.97

  • The work in [ref] describes the background independent double field theory [ref] using the generalized metric $H$.

    Background independent action for double field theory · Generalized metric formulation · 0.96

  • The work in [ref] describes the background independent double field theory [ref] using the generalized metric $H$.

    Generalized metric formulation of double field theory · Generalized metric formulation · 0.96

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