A note on the M2-M5 brane system and fuzzy spheres
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Abstract: This note covers various aspects of recent attempts to describe membranes ending on fivebranes using fuzzy geometry. In particular, we examine the Basu-Harvey equation and its relation to the Nahm equation as well as the consequences of using a non-associative algebra for the fuzzy three-sphere. This produces the tantalising result that the fuzzy funnel solution corresponding to Q coincident membranes ending on a five-brane has degrees of freedom.
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(14)- Gauge and supersymmetric invariance of a boundary Bagger-Lambert-Gustavsson theory
- Selfdual strings and loop space Nahm equations
- Sdiff gauge theory and the M2 condensate
- Quantized Nambu–Poisson manifolds and n-Lie algebras
- Membranes with a boundary
- Multiple membranes in M-theory
- Five-brane calibrations and fuzzy funnels
- Nambu-Lie 3-algebras on fuzzy 3-manifolds
- Fuzzy Kaluza-Klein induced M2's from a single M5
- \(\mathrm{SL}(2, \mathbb{Z})\) dualities of boundary conditions in abelian M2-brane SCFTs
- The M2-M5 brane system and a generalized Nahm's equation
- Open M2-branes with flux and the modified Basu-Harvey equation
- Aspects of multiple membranes
- A toy model of open membrane field theory in constant 3-form flux
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