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P.S. Howe, E. Sezgin

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 30 Jul 1996

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The authors' main claim It is shown that a simple geometrical condition leads to the equations of motion for the brane in many cases.

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CitationE. Sezgin, P.S. Howe. "Superbranes." arXiv:hep-th/9607227 (1996). https://pith.science/paper/25OLOUZZ
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A large class of supersymmetric extended objects is considered from the viewpoint of embeddings of super worldsurfaces into target superspaces. It is shown that a simple geometrical condition leads to the equations of motion for the brane in many cases.

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A large class of supersymmetric extended objects is considered from the viewpoint of embeddings of super worldsurfaces into target superspaces. It is shown that a simple geometrical condition leads to the equations of motion for the brane in many cases.

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  • In this paper we explore the possibility to use the superembedding approach [ref] (see [ref] for more references) to obtain a manifestly supersymmetric description of Q7-brane dynamics.

    On superembedding approach to type IIB 7-branes · Introduction · 0.91

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  • In addition, when the number of the Grassmann directions of $M_sw$ is 16 or higher, the integrability of the superembedding condition requires the worldvolume superfields to satisfy the dynamical equations of motion of the superbrane [ref] [This was a reason to the name `geometrodynamic equation' used for the superembedding condition in [ref] .

    Superembedding approach to superstrings and super-p-branes · The geometrical meaning of the superembedding condition · 0.96

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  • originally constructed in [ref] .[Pasti and collaborators give an equivalent description of these with an auxiliary gauge field [ref] .

    F-brane Dynamics · Introduction · 0.83

  • The superembedding equation for Dp-branes and M5-brane were used to derive their equations of motion, respectively in [ref] and [ref] , before the complete covariant action was found, respectively in [ref] and [ref] .

    On superembedding approach to type IIB 7-branes · Worldvolume superspace, pull–backs of target superspace superforms and superembedding equation · 0.88

  • In [ref] , the $ $-symmetric approach, so called the superembedding formalism [ref] , is shown to lead to linearised supersymmetric DBI equations of motion for a D9-brane, which have the ten-dimensional $ N=2$ supersymmetry.

    Supersymmetric DBI Equations in Diverse Dimensions from BRS Invariance of Pure Spinor Superstring · Introduction · 0.83

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