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Brane Descent Relations in M-theory

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 25 Jan 2000

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The authors' main claim We discuss how the BPS branes of M-theory could be described as bound states of non-BPS M10-branes.

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CitationLaurent Houart, Yolanda Lozano. "Brane Descent Relations in M-theory." arXiv:hep-th/0001170 (2000). https://pith.science/paper/6OXSOFU3
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We discuss how the BPS branes of M-theory could be described as bound states of non-BPS M10-branes. This conjectured M10-brane is constructed as an unstable spacetime-filling brane in the massive eleven dimensional supergravity defined with a Killing direction, such that 1) the BPS M9-brane is obtained after the tachyonic mode of an M2-brane ending on it condenses, and 2) it gives the non-BPS D9-brane of the type IIA theory upon reduction. The existence of other non-BPS M-branes is also discussed, together with their possible stabilisation within the Horava-Witten construction.

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s0 We discuss how the BPS branes of M-theory could be described as bound states of non-BPS M10-branes. contribution 0.98 0.56 0.46 hedged possibility 1.00
s1 This conjectured M10-brane is constructed as an unstable spacetime-filling brane in the massive eleven dimensional supergravity defined with a Killing direction, such that 1) the BPS M9-brane is obtained after the tachyonic mode of an M2-brane ending on it condenses, and 2) it gives the non-BPS D9-brane of the type IIA theory upon reduction. contribution 0.87 0.52 0.35 speculative 0.63
s2 The existence of other non-BPS M-branes is also discussed, together with their possible stabilisation within the Horava-Witten construction. contribution 0.96 0.54 0.08 hedged possibility 0.70

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We discuss how the BPS branes of M-theory could be described as bound states of non-BPS M10-branes. This conjectured M10-brane is constructed as an unstable spacetime-filling brane in the massive eleven dimensional supergravity defined with a Killing direction, such that 1) the BPS M9-brane is obtained after the tachyonic mode of an M2-brane ending on it condenses, and 2) it gives the non-BPS D9-brane of the type IIA theory upon reduction. The existence of other non-BPS M-branes is also discussed, together with their possible stabilisation within the Horava-Witten construction.

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