A new class of spatially homogeneous 4D string backgrounds
arXiv:hep-th/9503142 · doi:10.1016/0370-2693(95)00632-U
Abstract
A new class of spatially homogeneous 4D string backgrounds, the according to a recent classification, is presented and shown to contain only five generic types. In contrast to the case of (which contains as a subclass all possible FRW backgrounds), exact isotropy is always broken in the class. This is due to the -field, whose dual is necessarily along a principal direction of anisotropy. Nevertheless, FRW symmetry can be attained asymptotically for Bianchi-types and in a rather appealing physical context. Other aspects of the solutions found for types , and of the case are briefly discussed.
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