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20082016
most citedOn the Lie-algebraic origin of metric 3-algebras

102 citations · 209 across the 10 of their papers we have counts for

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10 papers

hep-th2016

Generalized Higher Gauge Theory and M5-brane dynamics. Proceedings: Higher structures in String and M-theory, Tohoku Forum for Creativity, March 7-11 2016

Patricia Ritter

We give a review of truncated L algebras, as used in the study of higher gauge theory. These structures are believed to hold the correct properties to adequately describe…

hep-th2015★ 10 cited

Generalized Higher Gauge Theory

Patricia Ritter, Christian Saemann, Lennart Schmidt

We study a generalization of higher gauge theory which makes use of generalized geometry and seems to be closely related to double field theory. The local kinematical data of this…

hep-th2015★ 15 cited

-Algebra Models and Higher Chern-Simons Theories

Patricia Ritter, Christian Saemann

We continue our study of zero-dimensional field theories in which the fields take values in a strong homotopy Lie algebra. In a first part, we review in detail how higher Chern-Sim…

hep-th2015★ 7 cited

Automorphisms of Strong Homotopy Lie Algebras of Local Observables

Patricia Ritter, Christian Saemann

There is a well-established procedure of assigning a strong homotopy Lie algebra of local observables to a multisymplectic manifold which can be regarded as part of a categorified…

hep-th2013★ 17 cited

Lie 2-algebra models

Patricia Ritter, Christian Saemann

In this paper, we begin the study of zero-dimensional field theories with fields taking values in a semistrict Lie 2-algebra. These theories contain the IKKT matrix model and vario…

physics.space-ph2012

Evidence of small-scale field aligned current sheets from the low and middle altitude cusp continuing in the ionosphere

Tatjana Zivkovic, Stephan Buchert, Hermann Opgenoorth +2

We investigate kilometer-scale field-aligned currents that were detected both in the magnetospheric cusp at a few Earth radii altitude and in the ionosphere by satellites that were…