SL(2,Z) symmetries, Supermembranes and Symplectic Torus Bundles
arXiv:1105.3181 · doi:10.1007/JHEP09(2011)068
Abstract
We give the explicit formulation of the 11D supermembrane as a symplectic torus bundle with non trivial monodromy and non vanishing Euler class. This construction allows a classification of all supermembranes showing explicitly the discrete SL(2,Z) symmetries associated to dualities. It hints as the origin in M-theory of the gauging of the effective theories associated to string theories.
13 pages, Latex
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