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19 April 2024
 
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Non-linear Yang-Mills instantons from strings are $pi$-stable D-branes
H. Enger ; C.A. Lütken ;
Date 21 Dec 2003
Journal Nucl.Phys. B695 (2004) 73-83
Subject hep-th
AbstractWe show that B-type $Pi$-stable D-branes do not in general reduce to the (Gieseker-) stable holomorphic vector bundles used in mathematics to construct moduli spaces. We show that solutions of the almost Hermitian Yang--Mills equations for the non-linear deformations of Yang--Mills instantons that appear in the low-energy geometric limit of strings exist iff they are $pi$-stable, a geometric large volume version of $Pi$-stability. This shows that $pi$-stability is the correct physical stability concept. We speculate that this string-canonical choice of stable objects, which is encoded in and derived from the central charge of the string-emph{algebra}, should find applications to algebraic geometry where there is no canonical choice of stable emph{geometrical} objects.
Source arXiv, hep-th/0312254
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