Current Algebra and Generalised Cartan Geometry

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Hauptverfasser: Hassler, Falk, Hulik, Ondrej, Osten, David
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author Hassler, Falk
Hulik, Ondrej
Osten, David
author_facet Hassler, Falk
Hulik, Ondrej
Osten, David
contents This article shows that the approach to generalised curvature and torsion pioneered by Polacek and Siegel [1] is a generalisation of Cartan Geometry -- rendering latter natural from the point of view of O(d,d)-generalised geometry. We present this approach in the generalised metric formalism and show that almost all parts of the additional higher generalised tensors appearing in this approach correspond to covariant derivatives of the generalised Riemann tensor. As an application, we use this framework to phrase sigma model dynamics in an explicitly covariant way -- both under generalised diffeomorphisms and local gauge transformations.
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spellingShingle Current Algebra and Generalised Cartan Geometry
Hassler, Falk
Hulik, Ondrej
Osten, David
High Energy Physics - Theory
Mathematical Physics
Differential Geometry
This article shows that the approach to generalised curvature and torsion pioneered by Polacek and Siegel [1] is a generalisation of Cartan Geometry -- rendering latter natural from the point of view of O(d,d)-generalised geometry. We present this approach in the generalised metric formalism and show that almost all parts of the additional higher generalised tensors appearing in this approach correspond to covariant derivatives of the generalised Riemann tensor. As an application, we use this framework to phrase sigma model dynamics in an explicitly covariant way -- both under generalised diffeomorphisms and local gauge transformations.
title Current Algebra and Generalised Cartan Geometry
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
Mathematical Physics
Differential Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.00176