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Geometrical Aspects of An Abelian (2,0) Action

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arxiv 2003.10567 v2 pith:XIIEZ7K4 submitted 2020-03-23 hep-th

E. Andriolo , N. Lambert , C. Papageorgakis This is my paper · ORCID
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We explore various geometrical aspects of an action for six-dimensional chiral 2-forms based on the formalism of 1903.12196. We elucidate the coupling to general backgrounds and construct the full supersymmetric completion to an abelian (2,0) superconformal lagrangian including matter. We investigate the non-standard diffeomorphism properties of the fields and their relation to the hamiltonian formulation. We also test the action by considering compactifications on a circle, K3 and a Riemann surface. The results are consistent with expectations for an action describing the low-energy physics of an M5-brane in M-theory.

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