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Spinor calibration form (φab​=ϵ†Γ0​Γab​ϵ)

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In a flux-free static supergravity background with a parallel unit Killing spinor, this two-form satisfies the membrane tangent-plane bound because Γ0​γ(u)γ(v) is a Hermitian involution. Its eigenvalues are ±1, so φ(u,v)≤1, with equality precisely at the kappa symmetry projector condition. Parallel transport gives ∇φ=0 and hence dφ=0. This constructs an ordinary calibration; flux backgrounds instead call for a generalized calibration.

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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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