Mathphys seminar

by Dr Tetsushi Kimura (Rikkyo University)

Monday 7 May 2012, 13:30 → 14:30 Asia/Tokyo

Main Research Building, room 248

In this talk I discuss modern scenarios of string theory compactification. The goal is to derive lower-dimensional supergravity coupled to non-abelian gauge fields and matter fields with interactions provided by fluxes on the internal space. It is expected that the supergravity could be formulated as the consistent low-energy effective theory which involves string dualities, by virtue of new techniques such as generalized geometries, doubled spaces, and embedding tensors. 講演言語 Language：日本語 Japanese