KK6 from M2 in BLG
arXiv:1006.4100 · doi:10.1007/JHEP09(2010)109
Abstract
We study the possibility that the Kaluza-Klein monopole (KK6) world-volume action may be obtained from the multiple membranes (M2) action which is described by BLG theory. We first point out that the infinite dimensional Lie 3-algebra based on the Nambu-Poisson structure could not only provide three dimensional manifolds to allow M5 from M2, which was studied by previous authors, but also provide five dimensional manifolds to allow KK6 from M2. We next present a possible way that the U(1) field on KK6 world-volume action could be produced form the gauge potential in BLG theory.
Latex, 15 pages. V3: Add theorem 2 to complete proof. V4: Detail physical interpretations and calculations in section 3
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