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Current algebras from QP-manifolds in general dimensions

Mathematical Physics · Submitted 1 Aug 2013

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The authors' main claim A large class of current algebras with and without anomalous terms (central extensions) are constructed from the above structure.

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CitationNoriaki Ikeda, Xiaomeng Xu. "Current algebras from QP-manifolds in general dimensions." arXiv:1308.0100 (2013). https://pith.science/paper/FLR46HHH
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We propose a new unified formulation of the current algebra theory in general dimensions in terms of supergeometry. We take a QP-manifold, i.e. a differential graded (dg) symplectic manifold, as a fundamental framework. A Poisson bracket in a current algebra is constructed by the so called derived bracket of the graded Poisson structure induced from the above QP-structure. By taking a canonical transformation on a QP-manifold, correct anomalous terms in physical theories are derived. A large class of current algebras with and without anomalous terms (central extensions) are constructed from the above structure. Moreover, using this formulation, a new class of current algebras related higher structures are systematically obtained.

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s0 We propose a new unified formulation of the current algebra theory in general dimensions in terms of supergeometry. contribution 1.00 0.92 0.35 asserted 0.96
s1 We take a QP-manifold, i.e. a differential graded (dg) symplectic manifold, as a fundamental framework. method 0.82 0.59 0.07 asserted 0.99
s2 A Poisson bracket in a current algebra is constructed by the so called derived bracket of the graded Poisson structure induced from the above QP-structure. method 0.87 0.72 0.13 asserted 1.00
s3 By taking a canonical transformation on a QP-manifold, correct anomalous terms in physical theories are derived. result 0.46 0.84 0.11 asserted 1.00
s4 A large class of current algebras with and without anomalous terms (central extensions) are constructed from the above structure. result 0.72 0.91 0.25 asserted 1.00
s5 Moreover, using this formulation, a new class of current algebras related higher structures are systematically obtained. result 0.51 0.91 0.24 asserted 1.00

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We propose a new unified formulation of the current algebra theory in general dimensions in terms of supergeometry. We take a QP-manifold, i.e. a differential graded (dg) symplectic manifold, as a fundamental framework. A Poisson bracket in a current algebra is constructed by the so called derived bracket of the graded Poisson structure induced from the above QP-structure. By taking a canonical transformation on a QP-manifold, correct anomalous terms in physical theories are derived. A large class of current algebras with and without anomalous terms (central extensions) are constructed from the above structure. Moreover, using this formulation, a new class of current algebras related higher structures are systematically obtained.

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  • A “QP” approach to current algebras was also pursued by Ikeda and Xu [ref] , who constructed a current algebra in the special case where $ℳ$ is a shifted cotangent bundle of another graded manifold $ℳ'$: [equation] (We were also notified of reference [ref] in the same context, again for the cotangent case $ℳ=T^⋆[P]ℳ'$.) In our construction, we lift this restriction on $ℳ$.

    Brane current algebras and generalised geometry from QP manifolds · Introduction and Discussion · 0.89

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