Symmetries of non-maximal supergravities with higher-derivative corrections
arXiv:2603.21459 · doi:10.1103/yj2x-v42c
Abstract
We consider hidden symmetries arising from U-duality in the dimensional reduction of non-maximal higher-derivative supergravities to three dimensions. In particular, we consider the symmetry of minimal five-dimensional supergravity and the symmetry of bosonic and heterotic string theory on . Using a group theory argument, we show that the higher-derivative corrections explicitly break all hidden symmetry enhancements. As special cases, this also implies that higher-derivative corrections prevent the symmetry enhancement to in pure five-dimensional gravity and in the STU model.
28 pages, 2 figures
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