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A New Massive Type IIA Supergravity From Compactification
P. S. Howe, N. D. Lambert, P. C. West
Published 1997-07-15, updated 1997-08-05Version 2
We consider the most general form for eleven dimensional supersymmetry compatible with on-shell superfields. This allows for the introduction of a conformal Spin(1,10) connection. In eleven dimensional Minkowski space this modification is trivial and can be removed by a field redefinition, however, upon compactification on S^1 it is possible to introduce a non-trivial `Wilson line'. The resulting ten dimensional supergravity has massive 1-form and 3-form potentials and a cosmological constant. This theory does not possess a supersymmetric eightbrane soliton but it does admit a supersymmetric non-static cosmological solution.
Comments: 13 pages, phyzzx. The introduction is clarifed and a reference added
Journal: Phys.Lett. B416 (1998) 303-308
Categories: hep-th
Keywords: massive type iia supergravity, compactification, dimensional minkowski space, supersymmetric eightbrane soliton, supersymmetric non-static cosmological solution
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