Higher curvature Bianchi identities, generalised geometry and algebras
arXiv:1907.09501 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.100.106001
Abstract
The Bianchi identities for bosonic fluxes in supergravity can receive higher derivative quantum and string corrections, the most well known being that of Heterotic theory . Less studied are the modifications at order that may arise, for example, in the Bianchi identity for the seven-form flux of M theory compactifications. We argue that such corrections appear to be incompatible with the exceptional generalised geometry description of the lower order supergravity, and seem to imply a gauge algebra for the bosonic potentials that cannot be written in terms of an (exceptional) Courant bracket. However, we show that this algebra retains the form of an gauge field theory, which terminates at a level ten multibracket for the case involving just the seven-form flux.
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