On the equivalence of bound state solutions

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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19 pages, LaTeX

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10.1142/S0217751X03016045

In this paper we show the equivalence of various (non-threshold) bound state solutions of branes, or equivalently branes in background potentials, in ten- and eleven-dimensional supergravity. We compare solutions obtained in two very different ways. One method uses a zero mode analysis to make an Ansatz which makes it possible to solve the full non-linear supergravity equations. The other method utilises T-duality techniques to turn on the fields on the brane. To be specific, in eleven dimensions we show the equivalence for the (M2,M5) bound state, or equivalently an M5-brane in a C_3 field, where we also consider the (MW,M2,M2',M5) solution, which can be obtained from the (M2,M5) bound state by a boost. In ten dimensions we show the equivalence for the ((F,D1),D3) bound state as well as the bound states of (p,q) 5-branes with lower dimensional branes in type IIB, corresponding to D3-branes in B_2 and C_2 fields and (p,q) 5-branes in B_2, C_2 and C_4 fields. We also comment on the recently proposed V-duality related to infinitesimally boosted solutions.

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