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Non-Planar String Networks on Tori

Alok Kumar, +1 more
- 01 Mar 2000 - 
- Vol. 2000, Iss: 03, pp 010-010
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In this paper, a string-network representation of 1/8 supersymmetric BPS states is given by considering (periodic) non-planar (p, q, r)-string networks of eight dimensional type II string theory on T3.
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Type-II strings in D = 5 contain particle-like 1/8 supersymmetric BPS states. In this note we give a string-network representation of such states by considering (periodic) non-planar (p,q,r)-string networks of eight dimensional type II string theory on T3. We obtain the BPS mass formula of such states, in terms of charges and generating-vectors of the torus, and show its invariance under an SL(3,) ? SL(3,) group of transformations. Results are then generalized to string-networks associated with the SL(5,) U-duality in seven dimensions. We also discuss reinterpretation of the above (D = 5) mass formula in terms of BPS states in world-volume theories of U2-branes in D = 8.

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