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most citedOn covariant phase space methods

28 citations · 30 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

hep-th20031 cited

Symmetries in M-theory: Monsters, Inc

Pierre Henry-Labordere, Bernard Julia, Louis Paulot

We will review the algebras which have been conjectured as symmetries in M-theory. The Borcherds algebras, which are the most general Lie algebras under control, seem natural candi…

hep-th20021 cited

U-opportunities: why is ten equal to ten ?

Bernard L. Julia

It seems to me at this time that two recent developments may permit fast progress on our way to understand the symmetry structure of toroidally (compactified and) reduced M-theory.…

hep-th200228 cited

On covariant phase space methods

Bernard Julia, Sebastian Silva

It is well known that the Lagrangian and the Hamiltonian formalisms can be combined and lead to "covariant symplectic" methods. For that purpose a "pre-symplectic form" has been co…

hep-th2001

Supergravities from fields to branes

Bernard L. Julia

The quest for unification of particles and fields and for reconciliation of Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity has led us to gauge theories, string theories, supersymmetry an…

hep-th2000

Superdualities: Below and beyond U-duality

B. Julia

Hidden symmetries are the backbone of Integrable two-dimensional theories. They provide classical solutions of higher dimensional models as well, they seem to survive partially qua…

hep-th1999

Higher-dimensional Origin of D=3 Coset Symmetries

E. Cremmer, B. Julia, H. Lu +1

It is well known that the toroidal dimensional reduction of supergravities gives rise in three dimensions to theories whose bosonic sectors are described purely in terms of scalar…