The IIA, IIB and eleven-dimensional theories and their common E₁₁ origin
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Abstract: We show that the commonly considered half BPS solutions of eleven dimensional supergravity and the ten dimensional type II theories, when expressed in terms of group elements, take the universal form . Using this formula we find new potential solutions to the non-linearly realisations corresponding to active fields which are beyond those in the supergravity approximations. These include the space filling nine brane of the IIB theory. We use to give a correspondence between the fields of the eleven dimensional and the IIA and IIB non-linear realisations without assuming any dimensional reduction. As one consequence, we find the eleven dimensional origin of the eight brane solution of the massive IIA theory.
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