Nonrelativistic expansion of type IIA NS5 brane
arXiv:2309.16149 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-023-12085-7
Abstract
We carry out nonrelativistic expansion for NS5 brane based on a codimension two foliation of type IIA supergravity background. We simultaneously expand the world-volume fields in an appropriate expansion together with the background fluxes. When put together, the resulting procedure yields a finite world-volume action for nonrelativistic NS5 brane that is coupled to String Newton-Cartan background.
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