Geometry, gravity and dual strings.
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The geometry of space-time in dual theory is studied through the coupling of the graviton, scalar and antisymmetric tensor states to the Ramond-Dirac system (fermionic string). The requirement of super-gauge algebra severely restricts the contents of the spin-connection coefficient and forbids the presence of torsion. The study of a model action in terms of local fields indicates that the dual theory in low energy limit is closely related to the Brans-Dicke theory with \(\omega = 1\).
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