Global geometry of the supersymmetric AdS_3/CFT_2 correspondence in M-theory
arXiv:hep-th/0703275 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.76.046007
Abstract
We study the global geometry of a general class of spacetimes of relevance to the supersymmetric correspondence in eleven-dimensional supergravity. Specifically, we study spacetimes admitting a globally-defined frame, a globally-defined frame bundle with structure group contained in Spin(7), and an event horizon or conformal boundary. We show how the global frame bundle may be canonically realised by globally-defined null sections of the spin bundle, which we use to truncate eleven-dimensional supergravity to a gravitational theory of a frame with structure group Spin(7), SU(4) or Sp(2). By imposing an boundary condition on the truncated supergravity equations, we define the geometry of all horizons or boundaries which can be obtained from solutions of these truncations. In the most generic case we study, we reproduce the most general conditions for an manifold in M-theory to admit a Killing spinor. As a consistency check on our definitions of geometries we verify that they are satisfied by known gauged supergravity solutions. We discuss future applications of our results.
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