Classical Stability of Round and Squashed Seven Spheres in Eleven-dimensional Supergravity
198327 pages
Published in:
- Phys.Rev.D 28 (1983) 2976
Report number:
- PRINT-84-0129 (PENN-STATE)
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Abstract: (APS)
Four-dimensional field equations are derived for perturbations of the seven-sphere size and squashing parameter in eleven-dimensional supergravity configurations in which the rank-four tensor gauge field strength is proportional to the four-dimensional volume element. Field equations are also derived for perturbations in the size of a round or squashed Einstein-metric S7 and in the magnitude of gauge-field-potential components proportional to an antisymmetric torsion tensor on these seven-spheres. The known anti—de Sitter—invariant solutions with round or squashed seven-spheres are shown to be classically stable to these perturbations.- general relativity
- QUANTUM GRAVITY
- SUPERGRAVITY
- Kaluza-Klein model
- FIELD THEORY: ELEVEN-DIMENSIONAL
- FIELD EQUATIONS: SOLUTION
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