Gravitating M(atrix) Q-Balls

Soo-Jong Rey

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Gravitating M(atrix) Q-Balls

Soo-Jong Rey

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 11 Nov 1997

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The authors' main claim We find a complete agreement with long distance potential calculated using eleven-dimensional supergravity.

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Q-ball configuration that represents oscillating or spinning closed membrane is constructed via M(atrix) theory. Upon gravitational collapse Q-balls are expected to form Schwarzschild black holes. For quasi-static spherical membrane, we probe spacetime geometry induced by monopole moment via D0-parton scattering off the Q-ball. We find a complete agreement with long distance potential calculated using eleven-dimensional supergravity. Generalizing to heterotic M(atrix) theory, we also construct Q-ball configurations of real projective and disk membranes. The latter Q-ball configuration arises as twisted sector of heterotic M(atrix) theory, hence, are expected to form a charged black hole after gravitational collapse.

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s4	Generalizing to heterotic M(atrix) theory, we also construct Q-ball configurations of real projective and disk membranes.	contribution 0.99	0.92	0.07	asserted 1.00
s5	The latter Q-ball configuration arises as twisted sector of heterotic M(atrix) theory, hence, are expected to form a charged black hole after gravitational collapse.	interpretation 0.81	0.29	0.17	hedged possibility 0.95

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Q-ball configuration that represents oscillating or spinning closed membrane is constructed via M(atrix) theory. Upon gravitational collapse Q-balls are expected to form Schwarzschild black holes. For quasi-static spherical membrane, we probe spacetime geometry induced by monopole moment via D0-parton scattering off the Q-ball. We find a complete agreement with long distance potential calculated using eleven-dimensional supergravity. Generalizing to heterotic M(atrix) theory, we also construct Q-ball configurations of real projective and disk membranes. The latter Q-ball configuration arises as twisted sector of heterotic M(atrix) theory, hence, are expected to form a charged black hole after gravitational collapse.

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For example in terms of stringy solitary waves in [ref] , in the context of Q-ball matrix model [ref] , as instantonic solutions [ref] , or in terms of membranes formulated on hyperkähler backgrounds [ref] .

Q-ball-like solitons on the M2-brane with worldvolume fluxes · Introduction · 0.91
For example in terms of solitary waves in [ref] , in the context of Q-ball matrix model [ref] , as instantonic solutions [ref] , or in terms of membranes formulated on hyperkähler backgrounds [ref] .

Spinning solutions for the bosonic M2-brane with $C_{\pm}$ fluxes · Introduction · 0.94

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