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M2-brane probe no-force identity (Lstatic​=−T2​)

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For F=vol012​∧dH−1 and F=dA, choose A=(1−H−1)vol012​. A parallel probe then has q=−1 in the supermembrane action, so its induced-volume term −T2​H−1 and potential term −T2​(1−H−1) add to a position-independent constant. This proves the cancellation without a weak-field approximation. An oppositely charged probe has no such cancellation.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2006 / iii / Paper 57 / 3 / Solution

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