Target Space Duality between Simple Compact Lie Groups and Lie Algebras under the Hamiltonian Formalism: I. Remnants of Duality at the Classical Level
arXiv:hep-th/9503226 · doi:10.1007/BF02103719
Abstract
It has been suggested that a possible classical remnant of the phenomenon of target-space duality (T-duality) would be the equivalence of the classical string Hamiltonian systems. Given a simple compact Lie group with a bi-invariant metric and a generating function suggested in the physics literature, we follow the above line of thought and work out the canonical transformation generated by together with an $\Ad$-invariant metric and a B-field on the associated Lie algebra of so that and form a string target-space dual pair at the classical level under the Hamiltonian formalism. In this article, some general features of this Hamiltonian setting are discussed. We study properties of the canonical transformation including a careful analysis of its domain and image. The geometry of the T-dual structure on is lightly touched.
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