Dyonic p-branes from self-dual (p+1)-branes
arXiv:hep-th/9605146 · doi:10.1016/0370-2693(96)00785-X
Abstract
The `electromagnetic' $Sl(2;\bZ)$ duality group in spacetime dimension can be given a Kaluza-Klein interpretation in as the modular group of a compactifying torus. We show how dyonic -branes in can be interpreted as self-dual -branes in wound around the homology cycles of the torus. In particular, dyons of the D=4 N=4 heterotic string theory are interpreted as winding modes of a D=6 self-dual string, while D=8 dyonic membranes are interpreted as wound 3-branes of D=10 IIB superstring theory. We also discuss the T-dual IIA interpretations of D=8 dyonic membranes.
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