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Romans mass (F0​=m)

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The zero-form field strength deforms massless type IIA supergravity. A D8-brane changes this flux across its worldvolume; it is therefore outside the elementary massless M-theory circle duality dictionary.
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  • Circle reduction of eleven-dimensional supergravity
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