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On the Moduli Spaces of M(atrix)-Theory Compactifications
David Berenstein ; Richard Corrado ; Jacques Distler ;
Date 10 Apr 1997
Journal Nucl.Phys. B503 (1997) 239-255
Subject hep-th
AbstractBy identifying the moduli space of coupling constants in the SYM description of toroidal compactifications of M(atrix)-Theory, we construct the M(atrix) description of the moduli spaces of Type IIA string theory compactified on T^n. Addition of theta terms to the M(atrix) SYM produces the shift symmetries necessary to recover the correct global structure of the moduli spaces. Up to n=3, the corresponding BPS charges transform under the proper representations of the U-duality groups. For n=4,5, if we make the ansatz of including the BPS charges corresponding to the wrapped M-theory 5-brane, the correspondence with Type IIA continues to hold. However, for n=6, we find additional charges for which there are no obvious candidates in M(atrix)-Theory.
Source arXiv, hep-th/9704087
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