Nonsupersymmetric multibrane solutions

Abstract

Gravity coupled to an arbitrary number of antisymmetric tensors and scalar fields in arbitrary space-time dimensions is studied in a context of general, static, spherically symmetric solutions with many orthogonally intersecting branes. Neither supersymmetry nor harmonic gauge is assumed. It is shown that the system reduces to a Toda-like system after an adequate redefinition of transverse radial coordinate $r$. Duality $r\to 1/r$ in the set of solutions is observed.

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• Nonsupersymmetric intersecting branes in supergravity