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Generalized calibration

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A generalized calibration bounds the full energy of a supersymmetric brane, including its potential or gauge couplings. For a membrane, compatible spinor bilinears obey dΩ=ιK​F. In a stationary gauge LK​A=0, Cartan's magic formula proves d(Ω+ιK​A)=0. The closed charge form then supplies the energy bound. This extends ordinary calibration from volume alone to charged branes, as developed in Topological charges for branes in M-theory.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2006 / iii / Paper 57 / 2 / Solution
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