Heterotic and type I strings from twisted supermembranes
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Abstract: As shown by Hov{r}ava and Witten, there are gravitational anomalies at the boundaries of of 11 dimensional supergravity. They showed that only 10 dimensional vector multiplets belonging to gauge group can be consistently coupled to this theory. Thus, the dimensional reduction of this theory should be the low energy limit of the heterotic string. Here we assume that M-theory is a theory of supermembranes which includes twisted supermembranes. We show that for a target space , in the limit in which is small, the effective action is the heterotic string. We also consider supermembranes on and find the dualities expected from 11 dimensional supergravity on this manifold. We show that the requirements for worldsheet anomaly cancellations at the boundaries of the worldvolume action are the same requirements imposed on the Hov{r}ava-Witten action.
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