algebras for extended geometry from Borcherds superalgebras
arXiv:1804.04377 · doi:10.1007/s00220-019-03451-2
Abstract
We examine the structure of gauge transformations in extended geometry, the framework unifying double geometry, exceptional geometry, etc. This is done by giving the variations of the ghosts in a Batalin-Vilkovisky framework, or equivalently, an algebra. The brackets are given as derived brackets constructed using an underlying Borcherds superalgebra ${\scr B}({\mathfrak g}_{r+1})$, which is a double extension of the structure algebra . The construction includes a set of "ancillary" ghosts. All brackets involving the infinite sequence of ghosts are given explicitly. All even brackets above the 2-brackets vanish, and the coefficients appearing in the brackets are given by Bernoulli numbers. The results are valid in the absence of ancillary transformations at ghost number 1. We present evidence that in order to go further, the underlying algebra should be the corresponding tensor hierarchy algebra.
arXiv commentv2: 59 pp. Version published in Commun. Math. Phys. References added. Section 5 extended with a more detailed explanation of the equivalence between the BV ghost variation and the L_\infty brackets
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