On D3-brane Dynamics at Strong Warping
arXiv:0905.4463 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X10048366
Abstract
We study the dynamics of a D3 brane in generic IIB warped compactifications, using the Hamiltonian formulation discussed in arXiv:0805.3700 [hep-th]. Taking into account of both closed and open string fluctuations, we derive the warped Kahler potential governing the motion of a probe D3 brane. By including the backreaction of D3, we also comment on how the problem of defining a holomorphic gauge coupling on wrapped D7 branes in warped background can be resolved.
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